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As a result, if the Group’s estimations of the useful lives of its satellites are not accurate or are required to be changed in the future, the Group’s net income in future periods would be affected.

In providing military and security services, employees may use force or firearms only (a) to defend him/herself or other employees of the company against what he/she believes to be an imminent unlawful threat of death or serious bodily injury, in respect of the exercise of the essential right of selfdefence; (b) to defend persons whom he/she is under a contract to protect against what he/she believes to be an imminent unlawful threat of death or serious bodily injury; (c) to resist what he/she reasonably believes to be an attempt to unlawfully abduct him/her, other employees of the company or a person whom he/she is under contract to protect; (d) to prevent or put a stop to the commission of a serious crime that would involve or involves a grave threat to life or of serious bodily injury.

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The arts are an essential, rigorous and joyful part of the core curriculum enabling students [...] [...]

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By contrast, it might also be argued that intellectual property owners and licensors could achieve an equivalent result by ensuring that they or their secured creditors: (a) obtained a security right in or an outright assignment of a right to payment of a percentage of the sub-royalties payable to the licensee as a sub-licensor by sub-licensees and registered a notice thereof in the relevant intellectual property registry before any registration in that registry by a secured creditor of the licensee; (b) obtained a security right in or an outright assignment of a right to payment of a percentage of the sub-royalties payable to the licensee as a sub-licensor by sub-licensees and registered first a notice thereof in the general security rights registry; or (c) obtained a subordination agreement from the secured creditor of the licensee.

We recognize the strong efforts of LDC governments and the Turkish government to develop tangible commitments in the Programme of Action, but the United Nations General Assembly resolution’s call for a renewed partnership has been undermined by the developed countries systematically having removed any targets, timetables and delivery mechanisms that may have been used to hold them to account.

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The estimated useful lives and dates that the Group places the items of property, plant and equipment into productive use reflect the directors’ estimate of the periods that the Group intends to derive future economic benefits from the use of these items of property, plant and equipment.

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It should be strictly proportional to the legitimate aim pursued and used only when softer measures would be insufficient.

Cost of purchased fixed assets includes purchasing price, relevant taxes, and any directly attributable expenditure for bringing the asset to working condition for its intended use.

It was recommended that UNESCO’s sponsorship and logo be used to advantage in major projects, which would require revision of the regulations governing the use of the logo to ensure flexibility.

During the Secondary Trademarks License Term, Philips shall not (i) grant to any other party a license for the use of the Philips Secondary Trademarks in the Territory in relation to any Secondary Trademark Scope Products, whether with or without fee or royalty or (ii) be engaged or involved in the manufacture, assembly, sale, distribution or marketing of any Secondary Trademark Scope Products in the Territory with the Philips Secondary Trademarks, or be interested in any business that is engaged or involved in any of abovementioned activities.

[...] [...] of equipment that is serviceable.

The property, plant and equipment acquired under finance leases is depreciated over the shorter of the useful life of the asset and the lease term.

One of the focuses is “Social responsibility for education in order to generate commitment to its development and results”, and it emphasizes the necessity of making significant efforts to improve the management and the use of the financial resources already available for education, together with the need to increase the amount of the funds available.

Notwithstanding this, the R&D Centre should also retain a royalty-free right to use, for future research purposes only, any project IP generated from a project undertaken by the Centre, regardless of whether the IP has been granted to a company exclusively or non-exclusively.

He also noted that the AWG-KP has also considered other issues including: land use, land-use change and forestry; emissions trading and the project-based mechanisms; methodological issues; and information on potential environmental, economic and social consequences, including spillover effects, of tools, policies, measures and methodologies available to Annex I Parties.

We are confident that in this environment our business model places us in a strongly competitive position, underpinned by our strong relationships in marketing and our highly capital-efficient low-cost brownfield expansion projects in industrial activities.

[...] [...] should only be available in respect of more serious offences.

Intangible assets other than expenditure on research activities, that are acquired by the Company are stated in the consolidated statement of financial position at cost less accumulated amortisation (where the estimated useful life is finite) and impairment losses.

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The same situation could occur where: (a) the grantor seeks to acquire an exclusive licence, which is treated as a transfer of the intellectual property itself; (b) a licensor would be willing to grant a non-exclusive licence on credit if it is granted additional protection beyond that which it would get by simply terminating the licence agreement; (c) a licensee, as a sub-licensor, is willing to grant a non-exclusive sublicence only if it can acquire a security right in the rights of a sub-licensee and any rights to payment of sub-royalties payable to the sub-licensee by a sub-sub-licensee; and (d) the acquisition financing is provided not by the owner as transferor or as licensor, nor by the licensee as sub-licensor, but by a third-party lender.

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