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5 | Undertaking to use the know-how |
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4 | actually exploit [practice] |
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3 | exercise obligation |
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exercise obligation Explanation: See: Obligation to exercise the right to vote Under the Constitution, every person has a duty to exercise his or her right to vote at an election. The person who fails to attend ... www.ect.go.th/english/national/senate/nat4-7-2.html - 6k - Cached - Similar pages It seems in this context that the buyer should make use of the knowhow and not let it idle -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-07-03 15:26:06 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Once the knowhow is used and its benefits seen, the seller will benefit in terms of goodwill and future businesses. If instead the knowhow is bought and kept idle due to the cussedness of the buyer or some other ulterior motive, there will be no remedy for the seller. |
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Undertaking to use the know-how Explanation: Undertaking to make use of the know-how, undertaking to apply the know-how, any of these might do for starters - there are many more possibilities out there yet! |
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actually exploit [practice] Explanation: ausüben a bit odd here unless you use 'practice,' o/w auswerten would do Could call for a 'warrant' here, too, i.e. "The Know-How Purchaser warrants that it will actually exploit [practice] the know-how." The background is that sham purchases are not uncommon, e.g. by the front man for a competitor, whereby know-how is acquired just to retire it. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-07-04 02:58:42 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Oops. As to heading: \'Duty to Exploit\' will serve.... or Practice |
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