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• There is a risk that an investment abroad may be expropriated by the overseas government.
• The Court ruled that the president had been correct to expropriate property which belonged to the state.
• the expropriation of black land by white settlers in the 19th century
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The new regime wiped out organized crime and vice, expropriated factories and built new ones, setting the city on a new industrial course.
»Political risk is the risk that an investment abroad may be expropriated by the overseas government.
»The road will be built on about 400 acres, of which 56 acres were expropriated from landowners.
The banker has been in jail since mid-May pending trial on charges of expropriating deposits.
Farmers have been given the right to sue to protect their land against expropriation.
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• There is a risk that an investment abroad may be expropriated by the overseas government.
• The Court ruled that the president had been correct to expropriate property which belonged to the state.
• the expropriation of black land by white settlers in the 19th century
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The new regime wiped out organized crime and vice, expropriated factories and built new ones, setting the city on a new industrial course.
»Political risk is the risk that an investment abroad may be expropriated by the overseas government.
»The road will be built on about 400 acres, of which 56 acres were expropriated from landowners.
The banker has been in jail since mid-May pending trial on charges of expropriating deposits.
Farmers have been given the right to sue to protect their land against expropriation.
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Many, but not all, countries support the belief that the expropriating country should pay adequate, timely and effective compensation to the involved party. Properties taken through eminent domain are often used for public utilities, highways and railroads. Countries can also expropriate foreign businesses located within the country. Former socialist Chilean President Salvador Allende, for example, expropriated U.S. businesses located in Chile in the early 1970s.
expropriation of expropriators - экспроприация экспроприаторов
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1) экспроприация
2) конфискация, отчуждение; лишение права собственности на имущество; принудительная продажа недвижимого имущества государственным органам
expropriation forcée — принудительное отчуждение недвижимого имущества (с его последующей продажей с торгов)
procédure de l'expropriation — объявление здания общественно полезным; объявление об экспроприации
1. экспроприация
~ of expropriators - экспроприация экспроприаторов
2. конфискация; отчуждение (на общественные нужды)
3. юр. лишение (кого-л.) права собственности на имущество
1) экспроприация; безвозмездное (или с частичной оплатой) лишение собственности, осуществляемое государством;
2) конфискация; отчуждение;
3) лишение права собственности.