intangible right

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• 3 holds that someone hiring someone else to do a job for them has an “intangible right of honest services”.
  它指某雇用某為其工作，則雇傭方擁有“誠(chéng)信服務(wù)之無(wú)形權(quán)力”。
• In 2006 Georgia Thompson, a civil servant in Wisconsin, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for depriving the public of “the intangible right of honest services”.
  2006年，威斯康辛州的一名公務(wù)員喬治亞?湯普遜（Georgia Thompson）因沒(méi)有給予公眾“無(wú)形的誠(chéng)信服務(wù)”而獲刑一年半，他的罪行是給最高出價(jià)人簽了一個(gè)（旅行社）合同。
• This notion, last reiterated by Congress in 1988, though far older in its origins, holds that someone hiring someone else to do a job for them has an “intangible right of honest services”.
  “誠(chéng)信服務(wù)”這一概念歷史頗為悠久，于1988年由國(guó)會(huì)最后重申。 它指一個(gè)人雇傭另一個(gè)人為其工作，那么雇主擁有“享有誠(chéng)信服務(wù)的無(wú)形權(quán)力”。

權(quán)威例句

• Generally, royalty income which is paid for the right to use intangible property (such as a likeness) is sourced where the property is used or is granted the privilege of being used.
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