Примеры использования Be expropriated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The spectacular expropriators must be expropriated in their turn.
A property can be expropriated only after the owner has been duly compensated.
Activities of the information media are in the public interest andsuch media may in no case be expropriated.
Nor shall anyone's property be expropriated, except for the public benefit in those cases defined by the Law Art. 11.
If the municipal council, based on the restrictions for acquiring is not given,the land has to be expropriated within two years.
A 60-metre swathe of land would have to be expropriated, constituting a large portion of Beit Ummar's agricultural land;
Colombia: Independently of penal action, property or assets directly orindirectly proceeding from a crime against public administration can be expropriated.
Moreover, article 31 adds,“No property may be expropriated from its owner, unless as provided by law.”.
Property may only be expropriated in the public interest, under the conditions and procedures established by law and in exchange for fair compensation.
The Sámi rights commission suggested that such lands would have to be expropriated from the neighbouring Sámi reindeer herders.
Public property cannot be expropriated and private property can only be expropriated pursuant to a court order.
He wished to know whether Maoris who did not live in the coastal zones could also be expropriated as a result of a conflict between modern and customary law.
Property may be expropriated without the consent of the owner only in the public interest, in the cases and pursuant to procedure provided by law, and for fair and immediate compensation.
Thus the property of the fleeing Serbs in the form of real estate should be expropriated by the Government only in exchange for its market value.
No private property may be expropriated except by law for the public interest and is entitled for prompt and fair compensation.
Another important type of guarantee may be to assure the company andits shareholders that they will not be expropriated without adequate compensation.
Lands belonging to rural communities may be expropriated in the public interest and be requisitioned against fair compensation.
If the ownership of land does not meet this social function(which usually means that it is not being actively cultivated),then it may be expropriated by the State for the purpose of agrarian reform.
In special cases private property may be expropriated for reasons of duly proved collective utility, social benefit or public interest.
The basis for land acquisition was the"willing buyer-willing seller" principle; alternatively,land could be expropriated pursuant to the relevant constitutional provisions.
Paragraph 2 provides that:"Property may not be expropriated except in the public interest in return for fair compensation. This shall be regulated by law.
He also wanted the delegation to explain whether the persons occupying indigenous lands were authorized to do so by court order andto describe the legal criteria according to which the lands of indigenous peoples could be expropriated.
The constitution protects private property with the proviso that it may be expropriated by the state'for economic and social development needs.
Foreign investments cannot be expropriated, nationalised or be subject to any other similar measures in other way but according to the law on the basis of a law for the sake of national interests and for appropriate compensation.
It emphasizes the importance of protecting and respecting private property,which cannot be expropriated except in the public interest, in exchange for compensation, and in accordance with the law.
Private property shall not be expropriated unless the public interest so requires, in which case equitable compensation shall be paid in accordance with the legally prescribed procedures and judicial guarantees that ensure compensation”.
It is stipulated that the principles on which the national economy is based include"the protection of private property,which may be expropriated only in the public interest and in return for fair compensation in accordance with the law article 7(c) of the Constitution.
Under Swedish legislation, proprietorial rights may not be expropriated except as a measure to satisfy some public interests that are listed in law, such as defence or natural environmental protection.
Properties of citizens, cooperatives and public organizations can be expropriated for the needs of the State only in cases where there is no other way of meeting these needs.
Under paragraph(c):"Private property shall not be expropriated unless the public interest so requires, in which case equitable compensation must be paid in accordance with the legally prescribed procedures.