Examples of using To the exploitation in English and their translations into Swedish
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social repression to the exploitation of forced and child labour,
can in principle pave the way to the exploitation of the switching behaviour of suitable biomolecules for implementing nanoelectronic devices operating in a wet environment.
both with regard to infrastructures for energy transport and with regard to the exploitation of the area's gas resources.
It is more appropriate to work with market share thresholds for restraints that do not relate to the exploitation of the licensed IPR than for restraints that do relate to the licensed IPR;
from financial crime to the exploitation of men, women and children.
and therefore to the exploitation of the seas and corresponding industries.
especially at local level where many decisions are made relating to the exploitation of mineral resources.
In that context, publishers make an investment with a view to the exploitation of the works contained in their publications
In this context, publishers make an investment with a view to the exploitation of the works contained in their publications
For restraints that relate to the exploitation of the licensed IPR,
financial agreements made during the war which relate to the exploitation of natural resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In a 1873 article Marx ridiculed the anarchist arguments that one'must not take the trouble to obtain legal prohibition of the employment of girls under 10 in factories because a stop is not thereby put to the exploitation of boys under 10'- hence was a'compromise which damages the purity of the eternal principles.
Given the circumstances, the ECJ held that"the obligation arbitrarily placed on the licensee only to sell the patented product in conjunction with a product outside the scope of the patent[was not] indispensable to the exploitation of the patent" and, for that reason, fell under Article 811.
to win support,">the claimants opened the way to the exploitation of ecclesiastical resources for dynastic
with scant regard for those communities that are most vulnerable to the exploitation or over-exploitation of their resources,
Council Directive 80/777/EEC of 15 July 1980 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the exploitation and marketing of natural mineral waters(2),