compulsory transfer造句

• In June 1938 Ben-Gurion summed up the mood in the JAE : " I support compulsory transfer.
• In June 1938, Ben-Gurion summed up the mood in the JAE : " I support compulsory transfer.
• The'in the last resort'compulsory transfer was accepted as morally just by a majority although many doubted its feasibility.
• According to Masalha, compulsory transfer was accepted as morally just by a majority although many doubted its feasibility.
• If those options failed, the document considered imposing a political solution, either by moving the border or by a " compulsory transfer of population ."
• According to Nur Masalha, heavy Zionist lobbying had been necessary for the Peel commission to propose this " in the last resort " compulsory transfer.
• Nonetheless, the compulsory transfer of property from one individual to another may, depending upon the circumstances, constitute a legitimate means for promoting the public interest.
• Morris summarises the attitude of the Jewish Agency Executive on 12 June 1938 as : " all preferred a'voluntary'transfer; but most were also agreeable to a compulsory transfer ."
• From the view of economists, a tax is a non-penal, yet compulsory transfer of resources from the private to the public sector levied on a basis of predetermined criteria and without reference to specific benefit received.
• "Unless the government were prepared to be completely ruthless in the use of force, the chances of imposing a settlement consisting of a new partition together with some compulsory transfer of population would be negligible, " the document said.
• The worst offender in this case was Kerala Water Authority Act . which acquired a monopoly in the supply of piped water and compulsory transfer of even water supply systems that were run efficiently by the municipalities to the newly constituted authority.
• Forty years later, one of the recommendations in the Report of the British Peel Commission in 1937 was for a transfer of Arabs from the area of the proposed Jewish state, and this even included a compulsory transfer from the plains of Palestine.
• At Jena, Georg Joos was professor of theoretical physics, but in 1935, he made a compulsory transfer to head the Second Physical Institute at G鰐tingen to replace James Franck, who had resigned as a result of the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service in 1933.
• In this connection, even where the texts in force employ expressions like " for the public use ", no common principle can be identified in the constitutions, legislation and case-law of the Contracting States that would warrant understanding the notion of public interest as outlawing compulsory transfer between private parties.
• In particular, the fairness of a system of law governing the contractual or property rights of private parties is a matter of public concern and therefore legislative measures intended to bring about such fairness are capable of being " in the public interest ", even if they involve the compulsory transfer of property from one individual to another.