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… the companies argue that their own levels of water withdrawal are validated99. How far such savings may, or may …

… a resource for any use not involving its consumption; • Withdrawal right: right to withdraw some elements from the … Management right: right to determine how, when and where a withdrawal may take place; • Exclusion right: right to determine who has rights of access, withdrawal and management, and who is excluded from these …

… price is fixed’.291 Next, the Commission fixes Community ‘withdrawal prices’, which cannot exceed 90% of the guide … Producer organizations also have the option of fixing withdrawal prices.293 When fish prices fall below withdrawal prices, fish can be removed from the market by the …

… ministries of Agriculture and of Tourism and request the withdrawal of a project when it may undermine rural … specific agreement, setting out conditions to be applied. Withdrawal of authorizations would then be subject to more … to deter and compensate from year to year. Sometimes withdrawal of permits or licenses can be a powerful sanction, …

… more than 36 per cent under irrigation; annual freshwater withdrawal is one of the highest globally at 761 billion m3. … estimates of evapotranspiration (ET) rather than standard withdrawal amounts; the use of satellite technology to … many face severe pressures from illegal use,166 the withdrawal of government support,167 and from climate …

… occupation, physical modification of rivers or water withdrawal from rivers, loss of coral reefs, and damage to …