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No matter how big and capital-intensive their investments, foreign investors are only permitted to lease alienable lands for 25 years, with an option to renew for another 25 years.— Asia Times Online
Things are in themselves external to man, and therefore alienable.— Roughtheory.org
Thus at the moment when the NAFTA and WTO agreements were being finalized in the mid-1990s, with their neoliberal prejudices in favor of private alienable property in land, the "there is no alternative" World Bank was carefully exploring "Plan B," i.e., a political position to fall back on when the antagonistic response to the privatization of land becomes too powerful and aggressive.— P2P Foundation
There are no autonomous layers, and in this sense, decision rights are not protected but revocable and alienable.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
If you're British you need to, it could quite easily be enacted effectively closing Parliament and dismissing the alienable Human Rights Act. - actual and current police state / authoritarian government?— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz

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