Sentence examples for right to resources from inspiring English sources

Deegan (2002) further notes that it is the society that confers upon an organization the state of legitimacy since such companies do not have inherent right to resources.

State Department cables illustrate that U.S. officials and their commercial partners take a default position of having an intrinsic right to resources and market dominance around the world.

Under international law, nations have rights to resources that lie up to 200 miles off their shores.

Arabs not only wanted to oust dictators, they wanted power decentralized to reflect local identity or rights to resources.

"The tribunal concluded that there was no legal basis for China to claim historic rights to resources within the sea areas falling within the 'nine-dash line'".

In that "zero-sum" world, she argued, China is following a far-sighted strategy of purchasing rights to resources all over the world often on generous terms that bring employment and infrastructure to countries that sorely need them.

In other words, we think that people have welfare rights to resources.

How to protect pastoralists' rights to resources as well as their freedom to move?

In particular, researchers face the dilemma of estimating respondents' Willingness To Pay (WTP) for rights to resources, or their Willingness To Accept (WTA) compensation for foregoing these rights.

Granting secure rights to resources to those actively involved in the fishery is a necessary step for promoting sustainable fishing practices.

As a result, what may have started as a project now constitutes a context wherein differently empowered actors negotiate and renegotiate roles and rights to resources.