Moral rights are not transferable and are not limited in time.

Those rights are transferable, in whole or in part, and limited in time.

If you tell someone about a transferable skill, they don't really experience the transferable skill.

This ticket is not transferable.

The warmth is not transferable, I assure you.

So, transferable skills, incredibly useful but kind of unpredictable.

He mentioned in particular letters of credit for payment purposes, letters of guarantee, which could be transferable, and delivery orders, some of which were transferable and others not.

These posts, as for all posts in the Fund, were not transferable.

(g) A commission on the introduction of a monetary unit (the transferable rouble).

So, by actively seeking connections you can actually use transferable skills to a benefit.

But using transferable skills, that can be the difference between being knowledgeable and being a genius.

The language incentive also encouraged mobility, as staff with the necessary linguistic skills were more easily transferable.

Moreover, it is inalienable, non transferable, permanent, imprescriptible and inseparable from the very existence of the State and its rights and duties, and entails the right of all peoples to defend their sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Election to the Senate of Pakistan is conducted on the basis of proportional representation by means of single transferable vote.

So yes, transferable skills are incredibly important but historically they've been only used out of accident or necessity or disresourcefulness.

It was also suggested that draft article 1 (f)(ii) should specifically indicate to whom the electronic transport record would be transferable.

So I urge everyone to go out and try to create experiences that can be transferable for yourself and also for others.

That is to say, if others have the same problem and the innovation has the potential to be useful, then it is transferable.

So I used this ability, these transferable skills, after I graduated to sort of retrofit my film animation education into the entrepreneur world.

48. All other rights emanated from the right of peoples to self determination. It was an inalienable, non transferable, immutable and imprescriptible right which was the very basis of the existence, the rights and the obligations of States. The right of peoples to defend their sovereignty and territorial integrity was based on that right.

Or it could be that because of the very particular characteristics of a central or local government administration, the best practice is not transferable.

While no regional experience is directly transferable, the Nordic countries have successfully combined social welfare with high income levels, solid economic growth, and macroeconomic stability.

Elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly are by single transferable vote with six representatives (Member of the Legislative Assembly, MLAs) elected from 18 parliamentary constituencies.

The license to carry a firearm is personal and not transferable. The license is valid for three years and must be renewed after this period.

So all these powers in videogames, but you can't get a transferable skill from it unless the mechanics actually reflect real skills and real content.

Effective evaluation should therefore take place at the programme or subprogramme level, at which point it is more feasible to generate transferable generic lessons of experience.

There was renewed debate on the single non transferable vote electoral system chosen provided for in the original electoral law, with some political figures favouring proportional representation.

The single non transferable vote system is based on multi member constituencies in which the individual candidates with the most votes gain the seats allotted to the constituency.

In the example of fisheries, management regimes for commercial fisheries can be shifted from effort control to transferable harvest quotas, defined as shares in the total allowable catch.

In the end, the Transitional Administration, henceforth referred to as the Government, retained the single non transferable vote and referred further debate on the electoral system to the future parliament.

(c) Economic resources mean securities of any kind, tangible or intangible, transferable or untransferable, in particular real estate and luxury items, other than assets within the meaning of subparagraph (a)

And to realize that we have the opportunity now to make widespread transferable experiences through videogames and therefore the opportunity to make an entire generation of icons, geniuses and mavericks.

The CFA franc is convertible in euros and freely transferable to France, whose companies control the lion s share of the franc zone s private sector and receive most of its public contracts.

As has been demonstrated, human resources and material assets deployed in a limited range of product lines and operations are easily transferable between country operations, enhancing cost savings and delivery speed.

(f) To promote the participation of young people, especially women, in civil society organizations to enable them to acquire experience, skills and capacities that are transferable to the field of political participation

In Chile, artisanal fisheries received only 2 percent of the quota in the horse mackerel fishery, too little to maintain current fishing effort when individual non transferable quotas were created in 2001.

If such a right, under the law governing it, is transferable only with a new act of transfer, the assignor is obliged to transfer such right and any proceeds to the assignee

Free, non transferable put options could be given to farmers to provide them with price certainty, while in turn Governments should hedge their exposure by selling futures or using over the counter derivatives contracts.

Mr. Estrella Faria (Secretariat) said that the emphasis in draft article 2, paragraph 2, was on transferable documents, a term which, according to the Working Group, did not cover letters of credit and bank guarantees.

In contrast to many renewable energy products, which require sophisticated industrial processes, technology and investment, bio fuel production is anchored in the primary sector and uses local technologies that are easily transferable to the poorest.

In international law, debt that is incurred without the consent of the people, and that is not used to their benefit, is referred to as odious as such, it is not considered transferable to successor regimes.

What is clear is that beyond his remembrance, Chávez s continental leadership is non transferable and currently there is no one in Latin America with the charisma, the resources, and the favorable agenda to take his place.

There is evidence that a good practice is transferable when it is generic, adds value and involves simple processes and quick wins, is cost effective, addresses an expressed or felt need among replicators and is effective.

Indigenous rights, human rights, women s rights

Further such steps should be taken in the light of the results achieved with the European hub, but without losing sight of the fact that not all outcomes were transferable from one part of the world to another.