Sentence examples for property exploitation from inspiring English sources

Bloomsbury said it generated "significant revenues" from intellectual property exploitation and publishing services projects.

In it the main characters are trying to save their community from mass property development schemes and exploitation.

For Marx, it meant a faith that human beings, liberated from the reign of private property and exploitation, would be able to live together in spontaneous harmony.

Ayurvedic practitioners should be properly trained, otherwise it is the theft of an intellectual property and exploitation of a developing country".

Reported membranes thus open excellent opportunities for further fine-tuning of their properties, wider exploitation of the exceptional transport mechanism, and final applications in fuel cells and related fields.

In the present study we provide incipient analysis of the crude PO activity expressed by A. chroococcum SBUG 1484 within comparative analysis to fungal crude PO from the white-rot fungus Pycnoporus cinnabarinus SBUG-M 1044 and tyrosinase (PPO) from the mushroom Agaricus bisporus in an attempt to reveal desirable properties for exploitation with future recombinant expression of this enzyme.

The leaf tissue of the plant is less suitable for saccharification, but has several interesting properties for exploitation in a bio-based economy.

The national park system was not created to hold property for future exploitation when commodity prices were right.

Surface owners must grant owners of mineral rights reasonable access for drilling, even if it means an oil derrick, a pump and storage tanks on their property, unless such exploitation is barred by deed or other restrictions.

Instrumental to prove the passivity property is the exploitation of some monotonicity characteristics of the system that stem from physical laws.

The author's control of first public distribution implicates not only his personal interest in creative control, but his property interest in exploitation of prepublication rights, which are valuable in themselves and serve as a valuable adjunct to publicity and marketing.