Sentences with phrase «expropriated only»
My intellectual property was expropriated only, By Russia - USA.
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We are facing a system which, in the name of increasingly concentrated private property is in the process of expropriating, not only the property of other people, but also those things which are more basic and vital and it is doing it in the name of private property.
The human being, has been expropriated of his basic rights: as a «human resource», he / she only has the right to exist as a function of profitability and of what is now known as «employability», a concept which has replaced that of the «right to work».
«Haas and Creamer are violating not only my intellectual rights as an archeologist, but also the rights of a Peruvian research project whose authorship they intend to expropriate,» she wrote in a widely published statement.
As I said, that principle was, to a degree, expropriated by some of the nativist elements, but not all individuals who either opposed or supported the Blaine amendment took it only from just this one singular view — they saw the broader view that was at stake in the enactment of the Blaine amendment.
The state was unable to introduce any additional evidence regarding the value of the land expropriated and the only valuation was that of the plaintif, which was accepted.
Yet, such mechanisms only work imperfectly because host States can benefit by unilaterally breaching their original obligation after an investor has made its investment, for example the construction of a power plant or factory, by imposing additional obligations or even expropriating the investment.
Title or ownership is not treated as extinguished, expropriated, acquired or destroyed unless that is effectively the only possibility.10 The High Court's decision in Ward departs from this principle, treating native title differently.
The effect of the foregoing aspects of law in Australia applying to land generally (that is, land not held under native title by indigenous people) is that such title or ownership is not treated as extinguished (or expropriated, or acquired, or destroyed) unless that is, effectively, the only possibility.
2.5 Exemption for employees of developers 2.6 Exemption for notaries 2.7 Exemption for accountants in relation to purchase and sale of business 2.8 Exemption for appraisers and property inspectors 2.9 Exemption for auctioneers 2.10 Exemption for persons providing information only 2.11 Exemption for persons providing referral services 2.12 Exemption for agents of expropriating authorities
GGP's Board currently has the ability to take steps to prevent Brookfield from unfairly expropriating control from other GGP shareholders, but only if it takes prompt and decisive action to preserve the ability of the public shareholders to control their destiny.