expropriations

On the basis, the thesis introduces the non-commercial risk’ main content: expropriation risk, inconvertibility risk and war risk.

The government announced the expropriation of the land for public use.

The expropriation of private property without compensation is considered unjust.

The company faced expropriation of its assets due to bankruptcy.

The expropriation of intellectual property rights can hinder innovation.

There are legal procedures to follow in the expropriation of land.

The expropriation of resources from indigenous communities has led to social unrest.

The expropriation of funds from the company's account raised suspicions of fraud.

The expropriation of cultural artifacts by colonizers has caused outrage among the local population.

The expropriation of land for infrastructure projects is a common practice in urban development.

The expropriation of businesses during wartime can have long-lasting economic effects.

The European acquisition of tobacco, and European pipe-smoking, symbolise for many Native Americans the expropriation of their homeland.

South Africa's parliament approved a report endorsing a constitutional amendment that would allow the expropriation of land without compensation.

Price controls, the expropriation of farms and anti-business policies have created food shortages.

It still compensates them for expropriations dating back to 1803, when Napoleon demanded war reparations from German princes.

Opposition parties, which backed the expropriation, have labelled the Chevron deal a " reprivatisation" and challenged the legality of the decree.

Conservative President Aleksandar Vucic sent the expropriation law back to parliament for reworking at the beginning of December.

The ruling of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague calls the failure of Yukos a devious and calculated expropriation.

This would be a form of expropriation, with employees absorbing production costs that have traditionally been paid by the employer.

And they painted a very different picture of, of how this system operates, saying that this is basically expropriation.

Mr Beckert, a history professor at Harvard, calls this new economic order War Capitalism as it is based on imperial expansion, expropriation of land, and slavery.