The question is also not «can you patent these», it's «what activities using field - caught modified organisms are or might be limited as a result of
associated legal mechanisms (possibly including, but not limited to, patents).
Not exact matches
They agreed to the establishment of an institution under the UN's
legal framework: the «Warsaw international
mechanism for loss and damage
associated with climate change impacts.»
Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)-- A Renewable Energy Certificate, or REC, is a tradable,
legal mechanism that represents the environmental benefits
associated with one megawatt - hour of electricity generated from a renewable energy resource.
Although the
mechanism is not without fault, its relatively simple and expedited «prompt return» procedure, with its
associated effect on deterrence, has meant that the Hague Convention has been instrumental in reducing the number of international child abductions (not least due to the fact that outside of the Hague Convention
mechanism, there are relatively few
legal options for promptly returning a child to the country of habitual residence, see for example, Government of Canada, «International Child Abduction: A Guidebook for Left - Behind Parents»).
As explained below in more detail: we make significant changes to the content of the required contractual satisfactory assurances; we include exceptions for arrangements that would otherwise meet the definition of business
associate; we make special provisions for government agencies that by law can not enter into contracts with one another or that operate under other
legal requirements incompatible with some aspects of the required contractual satisfactory assurances; we provide a new
mechanism for covered entities to hire a third party to aggregate data.
The
mechanism is the «summer
associate» program — an extended, summer - long trial employment period after the second year of law school, which blends some actual
legal work with lots of parties and social events, including the infamous «summer lunch» (long, expensive, sometimes boozy lunches paid for by the firm, which happen several times a week).