BG does contest three aspects of the hydrocarbons law: the forced signing of new contracts, limits on where producers can export and ownership restriction at the wellhead.
Genomics research raises ethical and governance issues about sample export and ownership, about the use of archived samples and about the complexity of reviewing such large international projects.
In a directive to staff, she wrote: "All horse medications destined for import or export, regardless of ownership, have to be registered and authorised at the intended destination".
It gradually built more and bigger and faster boats, surviving the vicissitudes of British recessions by focusing on the export market, with ownership passing to a South African billionaire, Graham Beck, in 1981.
Specifically, we control for the age of the plant, export status, foreign ownership status and capital-labor ratio.
Further, the literature suggests that the benefit of imported inputs differs along a number of dimensions including initial trade status, import source country, export destination, firm ownership and industry R&D intensity (Li and Whalley 2012).
Research Ethics Committees (RECs) globally have a mandate to protect research participant interests such as confidentiality, ownership, export, storage and secondary use of samples (individual good) with specific consent, regulations and policies but implementation of these policies differs from one REC to another [ 4].
His State of the Union address offered a laundry list of Reaganesque optimism that he is likely to repeat in coming months: home ownership, exports and employment are up; inflation and interest rates are down.
And though it may draw scowls in Latvia, Russian ownership of export operations has its own logic.
The first was the 1970 UNESCO United Nationss Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property.
