Sentences with phrase «economic nature»
Most of the losses would be in economic nature, as opposed to the physical damages caused by natural disasters.
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Aims of a purely economic nature such as extra costs for such proceedings could also not be brought forward to justify restrictions of a fundamental freedom granted by the Treaty (para 25).
Given the sensitive political and economic nature of the topic, the complexity of the problem and the current tenuousness of the housing market, we imagine that Treasury's contribution will be not so much a shout, more like a polite throat - clearing.
Examine the economic nature of [token offering] transactions and the overlap between them and other activities subject to the application of securities laws in Israel.
This exclusion is thus of an economic nature.
Until fairly recently, our overall global behavior reflected our political nature more than our economic nature.
Absence of lengthy verbiage of a political - social - economic nature; 2.
The short - term demands of the public were of concrete political and economic nature.
Some damages are of an economic nature, meaning that there is a face value of the damages that are suffered while some are non-economic and determining a fair compensatory value is more challenging.
There is one point on which the Court disagreed with the General Court however, finding its considerations «admittedly unsuitable, by reason of their general nature and because they might also apply to certain activities which fall within the exercise of State authority, for establishing the economic nature of a given activity of airport infrastructure construction» (paragraph 47).
The considerations that lead the Court to deny limited jurisdiction in Pinckney were certainly motivated by the economic nature of the exclusive rights granted to copyright owners.
In his opinion, AG Szpunar found no reason not to qualify a free Wi - Fi network offered in the context of an economic activity as a service of an economic nature that is «normally provided for remuneration» (paras 36 - 50).