Traduction de «Capital value land » (Anglais → Français) :

The price of land will come up to the capitalized value of these benefits.

E. whereas, historically, the focus of the conservation of nature has been its aesthetic and scientific value; whereas a modern approach should focus in addition on the recognition of ecosystems, species and biodiversity as essential to sustainable development; whereas the conservation of functioning ecosystems makes a fundamental contribution to the quality of human life and should be an integral part of all sectoral policies; whereas nature and biodiversity conservation measures should not be limited to protected areas but must be taken throughout the territory of the Community and integrated into all sectors of activity, including ...[+++] agriculture and transport, with due regard to the social and economic situations of the geographical areas concerned; whereas farming in Europe conserves and maintains agricultural landscapes, and farming in accordance with good agricultural practice is geared to protecting and conserving the environment; whereas land is a finite form of capital and farmers have an interest in keeping it in a healthy and fertile condition, both for themselves and for future generations,

The capital value of the building and land shall be included in the standard basis for the purposes of defining the investment against which aid is to be measured.

time the value of the freight rate becomes capitalized into the value of the farm land (1505) For example, when the capital gains tax valuation day came around in 1971 the value of the farm land was higher than it otherwise would have been because the produce off that farm land had been subsidized for a long period of time by means of the predecessors to the WGTA.

(a) the construction or improvement of roads, bridges and water courses on lands of the First Nation; (b) the construction or improvement of outer boundary fences on lands of the First Nation; (c) the purchase of land for use by the First Nation; (d) the purchase for the First Nation of the interest of a member in lands of the First Nation; (e) the purchase of machinery and equipment for the First Nation; (f) the construction on, or in connection with, lands of the First Nation of such improvements or works as it considers will be of permanent value to the Fi ...[+++]rst Nation or will constitute a capital investment; (g) the purpose of making a once-in-a-lifetime payment to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation in an amount not exceeding one per capita share of the capital moneys held by the First Nation; (h) the purpose of making loans to, investments in, or contributions to corporations or trusts; (i) the purpose of meeting expenses necessarily incidental to the management of lands of the First Nation and other First Nation property;

(a) the construction or improvement of roads, bridges and water courses on lands of the First Nation; (b) the construction or improvement of outer boundary fences on lands of the First Nation; (c) the purchase of land for use by the First Nation; (d) the purchase for the First Nation of the interest of a member in lands of the First Nation; (e) the purchase of machinery and equipment for the First Nation; (f) the construction on, or in connection with, lands of the First Nation of such improvements or works as it considers will be of permanent value to the Fi ...[+++]rst Nation or will constitute a capital investment; (g) the purpose of making a once-in-a-lifetime payment to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation in an amount not exceeding one per capita share of the capital moneys held by the First Nation; (h) the purpose of making loans to, investments in, or contributions to corporations or trusts; (i) the purpose of meeting expenses necessarily incidental to the management of lands of the First Nation and other First Nation property;