Traduction de «Accès à l'eau autorisé par servitude » (Français → Anglais) :

(2) If, because of the presence of a body of water or other natural obstruction or lands on which entry for staking has not been authorized by the holder of the surface rights, it is not practicable to erect a boundary post on the boundary line of the claim, a boundary post must be erected on the boundary line on each side of the body of water or natural obstruction or lands.

Access required to construct and operate licensed water supplies is protected, and the Nisga'a water reservation, amounting to only 1% of the Nass River flow, leaves ample volume for other uses which may be required in the future.

And even where there is state failure or where the state collects insufficient revenue to provide these services, they do not believe that non-state players should be allowed to fill in the gap.

Unbound for the extraction of gold from rivers and salt and elements from sea water.CZunboundELthe right of exploration and exploitation of all minerals, except hydrocarbons, solid fuels, radioactive minerals and geothermal potential is subject to a concession by the Greek State, after approval of the Council of Ministers.ESreservation on investment originating in non-Community member countries in strategic minerals.FRestablishment by a non-resident in extractive industries must be carried out in the form of a French or European subsidiary, whose manager must be resident in France or other country and declare his place of residence to the local prefet authorities.HUthe right of prospecting for, exploration and exploitation of mineral raw ma ...[+++]terials may be subject to a time-limited concession granted by the Hungarian State.LTunboundMTunboundROunboundECreservation on prospection, exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons: in accordance with Directive 94/22/EC of 30 May 1994 (OJ No L 164 of 30/06/94), whenever it appears that a third country is not granting Community entities as regards access to and exercise of these activities treatment comparable to that which the Community grants entities from that country, the Council could, on a proposal of the Commission, authorise a Member State to refuse authorisation to an entity which is effectively controlled by the third country concerned and/or by nationals of that country (reciprocity).

3. Where animals of the species referred to in paragraph 1 are intended for breeding and sporting purposes (and are registered as such), travelling time of more than eight hours, or a distance of more than 500 km, is permitted, subject to a maximum travelling time of 48 hours and the granting of prior authorisation, provided that existing standards are adapted so that all animals have access to adequate lying areas with clean litter and have individual access to sufficient fresh water and feed; in addition, the means of transport sho ...[+++]uld have mechanical ventilation (irrespective of engine type);

2. Where animals of the species referred to in paragraph 1 are intended for breeding and sporting purposes (and are registered as such), travelling time of more than eight hours, or a distance of more than 500 km, is permitted, subject to a maximum travelling time of 48 hours and the granting of prior authorisation, provided that existing standards are applied so that all animals have access to adequate lying area with clean litter and have individual access to sufficient fresh water and feed; in addition, the means of transport shou ...[+++]ld have mechanical ventilation (irrespective of engine type), and the temperature inside the means of transport must not fall below 5°C or exceed 30°C; for areas where there are no, or hardly any, slaughterhouses within a radius of 500 km, the Commission may, on the basis of specific geographical circumstances, grant temporary dispensation as regards the duration specified in paragraph 1 and the conditions in which transport takes place; the duration specified in paragraph 1 may not, however, be increased by more than 50%;