L'évolution industrielle de la Belgique

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Identifikator:: 1029903786

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-63471

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Lewiński, Jan S. http://d-nb.info/gnd/102701059

Title:: L'évolution industrielle de la Belgique

Place of publication:: Bruxelles

Publisher:: Misch & Thron, Éditeurs

Year of publication:: 1911

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (XIII, 444 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2018

Collection:: Economics Books

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1490 IMPERIAL UNITY [PART VIII Australia sent two vaguely worded resolutions on British commerce and shipping, and a third asking that attention be given to the present state of the navigation laws in the Empire and in other countries, with a view to secure uniformity of treatment to British shipping ; to prevent unfair competition with British ships by foreign subsidized ships; to secure to British ships equal trading advantages with foreign ships; to secure the employment of British seamen on British ships ; and to raise the status and improve the conditions of seamen emploved on such ships. + Uniformity of Company, Trade Mark, and Patent Law : That it is desirable, so far as circumstances permit, to secure and maintain uniformity in the company, trade mark, and patent laws of the Empire. 5. Naturalization : That this Conference is in favour of the creation of a system which, while not limiting the right of a Dominion to legislate with regard to local naturalization, will permit the issue to persons fulfilling prescribed conditions of certificates of naturalization effective throughout the Empire, and refers to a subsidiary Conference the question of the best means to attain this end. 6. Declaration of London : That it is regretted that the Dominions were not consulted prior to the acceptance by the British delegates of the terms of the Declaration of London ; that it is not desirable that Great Britain should adopt the inclusion in Article 24 of foodstuffs, in view of the fact that so large a part of the trade of the Empire is in those articles ; that it is not desirable that Great Britain should adopt the provisions of Articles 18-54, permitting the destruction of neutral vessels. 7. Emigration : That the resolution of the Conference of 1907, which was in the following terms, be re-affirmed : ‘ That it is desirable to encourage British emigrants to proceed to British Colonies rather than foreign countries ’ ; ‘That the Imperial Government be requested to co- operate with any Colonies desiring immigrants in assisting suitable persons to emigrate * ; That the Secretary of State for the Colonies be requested to nominate representatives of the Dominions to the Com- mittee of the Emigrants’ Information Office. v Parl, Pap., Cd. 5513, pp. 8, 9.

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