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Meanings of
resumption
in inglês
português
retomada
catalão
represa
Back to the meaning
Beginning again.
recommencement
português
retomada
The act of depriving an owner of private property for public use.
expropriation
compulsory purchase
eminent domain
land acquisition
Synonyms
Examples for "
expropriation
"
expropriation
compulsory purchase
eminent domain
land acquisition
Examples for "
expropriation
"
1
However, there is a major difference between land
expropriation
and land reform.
2
The minister believes land
expropriation
without compensation puts their livelihoods at risk.
3
For the
expropriation
of dwellings contains in germ the whole social revolution.
4
The debate surrounding land
expropriation
without compensation is reaching a fever pitch.
5
Land
expropriation
has been quickly gathering pace over the last few years.
1
Their homes will not be subject to a
compulsory
purchase
order .
2
If necessary, drastic actions such as
compulsory
purchase
orders should be considered.
3
That can happen years in advance of a
compulsory
purchase
order being made.
4
He claimed that, following a public inquiry, a
compulsory
purchase
order was made.
5
They will be also be given fresh reserve
compulsory
purchase
powers.
1
But there was no clear precedent on the limit of
eminent
domain
.
2
But in two ways the exercise of
eminent
domain
is unlike taxation.
3
If
eminent
domain
plans went forward, they would risk losses on bond investments.
4
The
eminent
domain
plan had been disclosed to the U.S. municipal bond market.
5
They are also unhappy over the use of
eminent
domain
laws.
1
Even then, the power project has been delayed by
land
acquisition
problems.
2
Chan was less confident, however, about
land
acquisition
prospects in Hong Kong.
3
The proposed
land
acquisition
bill will amend the current act from 1894.
4
Conservation advocates say they are concerned about the future of public
land
acquisition
.
5
Planning Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro said
land
acquisition
would start in 2020.
Usage of
resumption
in inglês
1
Denver International reported clear runways and a
resumption
of normal flight schedules.
2
Within four minutes of the
resumption
United had relocated to Easy Street.
3
The storm's lingering effects have delayed a planned
resumption
of transport services.
4
If there's a
resumption
of negotiations we should see the market applaud.
5
He initiated talks on migration and a possible
resumption
of postal service.
6
Sundowns are currently preparing for the potential
resumption
of action in Rustenburg.
7
This week's clashes are a
resumption
of that battle, security officials said.
8
He responded by ordering a
resumption
of American tests in April 1962.
9
The units were flat on Tuesday morning after the
resumption
of trade.
10
It also often allows for a speedy
resumption
after a rain delay.
11
This tendency had occurred suddenly, and disappeared likewise; the
resumption
dating from
12
But the
resumption
of this cull raises once again deep political issues.
13
The
resumption
of the trial has again been postponed for another week.
14
A
resumption
of sports events with Rugby League taking to the field.
15
A decision on the
resumption
of rankings has not yet been made.
16
Rapid
resumption
of virological and immunological control was achieved after ART reintroduction.
Other examples for "resumption"
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About this term
resumption
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
possible resumption
immediate resumption
plan resumption
follow the resumption
early resumption
More collocations
Translations for
resumption
português
retomada
catalão
represa
recomençament
Resumption
through the time
Resumption
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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