Exemples d'utilisation de Right to exploit en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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which the stronger party does not have the right to exploit at the expense of the weaker party.
In a pilot project near the village of Gwira Banso in Ghana, the right to exploit the timer resources of a 16,000 hectares(ha) off-reserve forest has been shared between the de jure owner, Ghana Primewood Products Ltd.,
related information on extractive rights enable citizens to see which companies have been awarded rights to exploit their natural resources.
This resulted in a new law for the reserve in 2003 which clarified that;‘the granting of new rights to exploit natural resources was prohibited1.
customers expressly transfer to Undiz their rights to exploit, copy and use the photographs that are published.
Secondly, the overseas power sought to acquire the rights to exploit the natural resources existing there
initial stages of contact must be untouchable…(where) no rights to exploit natural resources must be granted'10.
the environment, rights to exploit natural resources,
its presentation and assembly are the exclusive property of CASTANOBLE or holds the rights to exploit these through agreements with third parties.
an artist may sell an original artwork but retain the rights to exploit that work.
That was implemented with a Supreme Decree in July 2003 which stated that‘development of economic activities' and‘new rights to exploit natural resources within the Reserve' are‘prohibited', yet that Decree is now being ignored by Pluspetrol's plans to expand its operations in the reserve.
States have the sovereign right to exploit their own resources.
A patent does not grant to right to exploit the invention.
Patent owners have the exclusive right to exploit the patented invention.
All states have the right to exploit high seas living resources.
A contract is signed assigning to a publisher the right to exploit the work.
The coastal State also has the exclusive right to exploit the subsoil in its waters.
Customary leaders decide who has the right to exploit what land and for how long.
Developed and developing countries alike have a sovereign, sacred right to exploit their natural resources.
Shall have the sovereign right to exploit their resources without causing harm to the other States.