Examples of topics in the former category include ownership requirements, industrial and intellectual property agreements, performance requirements and operational permits and licenses.

Foreign presence is reflected mainly through franchising, of which Ecuador is a net importer.

Franchisees often do not register their contracts with the franchisors and are unaware of their rights and obligations.

The franchisee sells goods or services that meet the franchisor's quality standards and operates under the franchisor's trademarks.

Franchises play a particularly active role.

Franchising poses particular regulatory challenges.

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Experience with franchising is still extremely limited.

In India, there is no legislation in place for franchising, and the only rules that apply to the sector are those included in the private contracts between franchisors and franchisees.

As a consequence, many franchisees, who had regarded franchising as a way of starting their own business with limited initial investments, ended up bankrupt.

Where private sector investment in infrastructure is allowed, it may require a governmental authorization sometimes called licence , franchise or concession .

Here, too, it might be desirable to limit the withdrawal of the concession during its operation to particularly serious circumstances.

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(a) To identify and examine the effects of the methods of work and activities of transnational corporations and business entities with franchises and licences from such corporations on economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development

Attracting foreign partners through joint enterprises or cross licensing could be a way of learning from quot best practices quot .

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One way to overcome this obstacle was to develop partnerships in various forms clusters in developing countries, joint ventures, franchises and mergers between developing country enterprises and established international businesses.

(a) To identify and examine the effects of the methods of work and activities of transnational corporations and business entities with franchises and licences from such corporations on economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development

A public private partnership approach that has allowed for rapid service expansion is franchising, wherein a large national company licenses its sanitation service delivery model and associated technology and management system to local entrepreneurs who become franchisees.

It was also pointed out that in various legal systems a distinction was made between regulated sectors, such as electricity and telecommunications, in which the operators were authorized to provide services under a licence issued by the competent authorities, and other sectors in which the operators were awarded concessions through contractual arrangements entered into with the competent public entity.

With regard to the water area, exploration right, mining right, franchise right and other state owned resources that have already been occupied by an enterprise when the reorganization starts, if such resources are transferable, the enterprise shall, by referring to the preceding paragraph, deal with them.

Also, consumers were often deceived by unregulated franchising.

Commission agents' services, wholesale trade services, retailing services, and franchising

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Despite uniformity in appearance, a franchisee is independent from its franchisor.

Franchises have been a particularly popular business format in Thailand however, copyright and trademark laws were not effectively enforced in this area.

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Some countries have also implemented public private models to finance, build and operate road and water systems, as regulated concessions.

The last thing we want to do or could do is to run things. Yet we do need to figure out how to provide the right support to help communities run things themselves just as a corporation might support a franchise or a dealership.

The Special Rapporteur received numerous accounts of punitive administrative and financial measures against non State media to prevent their free operation.

The purpose of the project company shall be limited to the execution and operation of the project for which the concession was awarded.

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The concessionaire shall have a right of cabling for the purpose of placing and operating basic and distribution networks on property belonging to third parties, which shall entitle the concessionaire to the following

Thus, national laws often authorize the host Government to grant an exclusive right to the project company to pursue the activity that is the object of the concession.

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Paid maternity leave is available to many Australian women employees, particularly in the public sector.

In Thailand, for instance, a franchisor is not obliged to have her his own shop and prove profits before entering into contracts with franchisees.

The most outstanding examples of non State owned newspapers that are currently published are the daily Al Iraq, which is run by a private group holding a franchise, Al Thawra, Babil and the Human Rights Bulletin published by the Human Rights Association in Iraq.

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Then it'll give us back our union, so we can run it on the up and up.

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