It would be beneficial to America, China and Taiwan to see Beijing admitted to the World Trade Organization under the reasonable terms negotiated last year.
The protection is not impenetrable, but it provides obstacles to foster compliance with the reasonable terms of service that were accepted by the user.
He plotted with a pro-Athenian party within the city and offered the Selymbrians reasonable terms and imposed strict discipline to see that they were observed.
Her 1781 advertisement in the "Pennsylvania Packet" read, "All kinds of colours, for the Army and Navy, made and sold on the most reasonable Terms, By Rebecca Young".
As a textual matter, the "commercially reasonable terms" language in Article 31 of TRIPS, even when qualified by the Doha declaration, prevents any host nation from using whatever royalties it wants in its CL arrangements, especially those that are below marginal cost.
THAT ARAF propose to the IAAF reasonable terms of office limitations for its senior officers.
The co-op must show, for example, that the sponsor has retained a large percentage of the units in the building; that the situation makes it difficult for co-op owners to sell their shares; that the co-op itself has difficulty refinancing the building on reasonable terms; and that the presence of rental tenants increases wear and tear on the building.
The FRAND license emphasizes providing the licensee with reasonable terms, e.g., by preventing a standard patent holder from extracting unreasonably high royalty rates.
Specifically, the government may require such a license where "action is necessary to alleviate health or safety needs which are not reasonably satisfied," 35 U.S.C. § 203(a)(2), or where the benefits of the invention are not being made "available to the public on reasonable terms," 35 U.S.C. § 201(f).
Mr. Buttrick and other analysts wonder whether the airline will be able to borrow the money on reasonable terms.
