Sentence examples for issuing compulsory from inspiring English sources

And Brazil and Thailand have been issuing compulsory licenses for AIDS drugs for years under multilateral agreements that allow such actions on public health grounds.

In Brazil's view, the text of the agreement reached at Doha, Qatar, gives each of the organization's 144 members discretion to set its own rules for issuing "compulsory licenses," which force patent holders to allow rivals to manufacture patented drugs.

The statements in the trade representative's annual reports and trade watch lists document a shameful history of successful American efforts to get Thailand to pass patents on medicine, to abolish the pharmaceutical review board that monitored drug prices, to pass the safety monitoring period of market exclusivity and to refrain from issuing compulsory licenses.

The flexibilities inherent in the TRIPS agreement, such as issuing compulsory licenses, should continue to be exploited where appropriate.

Moon and Szlezak have described the actions taken by these governments in issuing compulsory licenses for HIV/AIDS drugs since the 1990s.

Until that policy change, trade tariffs were often used against countries that issued compulsory licenses.

In Dutch planning local authorities may not issue compulsory purchase orders if landowners are able to realise the plan themselves.

The United States has issued compulsory licenses in situations far less dire than those of AIDS-ravaged poor nations.

Since most antiretroviral drugs are still under patent, the bulk of generics has been produced in countries that do not uphold international patents or have issued compulsory licenses on the ground that AIDS is a national emergency.

The Ministry of Agriculture issued compulsory slaughter orders on 6,350 pigs infected with classical swine fever at three farms in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex earlier this week and yesterday added a further five farms, also in East Anglia, to the list.

The government would use its powers to issue compulsory purchase orders for the plots but lawyers said yesterday that the existence of thousands of owners would make this process time-consuming and expensive.