Examples of using Right to property in English and their translations into Swedish
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Article 17- Right to property.
The right to property appears almost to be sacrosanct.
Explanation on Article 17- Right to property.
The right to property is a fundamental right. .
The principle of freedom to pursue a trade or profession and the right to property.
The right to property is not absoluteˆ;
Such automatic annulment hampers the exercise of the right to property Article 176.
The right to property is recognized and protected in the Republic of Armenia.
There is, however, no mention of social obligations relating to the right to property.
The right to property referred to in Article 17 of the Charter is strengthened.
The second plea in Case T-118/01, alleging breach of the right to property and of Article 295 EC.
The capitalist right to property reaches its most complete development in capital held in the shape of shares and industrial credit.
Challenges remain with respect to other fundamental rights such as the right to property.
Yet, on the other hand, the Charter of course gives the right to property and the freedom to conduct a business more than their due.
The Court further concludes that the freezing of funds constitutes an unjustified restriction of Mr Kadi's right to property.
The national court also refers to Articles 17(on right to property) and 21(on non-discrimination) of the Charter.
The right to property would not be affected,
According to the citizens of those states, people's right to property and unwarranted confiscation of their property was being violated.
The right to property cannot however be allowed to become a threat to freedom
even undermining victims' right to property.
How could the right to property be defended,
quotas in an environment where free enterprising spirit and the right to property are respected.
The supplier reserves the right to property, copyright and other industrial property rights as well as his know-how in all offer documents and drawings.
and 17('right to property') of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Regarding economic operators, this proposal would have a mixed impact on rights such as the freedom to conduct a business(Article 16) and the right to property Article 17.
By acting in this way, Lithuania is not only violating the right to property, but also discriminating against national minorities,
The right to property will not be affected as businesses
In several initiatives, the Commission paid particular attention to the right to property(Article 17 of the Charter)
The Court recognised, for example, the right to property and the freedom to engage in economic activity,