Примери за използване на Advocate general stated на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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However, as the Advocate General stated in point 65 of his Opinion, there can be no such dialogue where it is not possible to identify the work concerned by the quotation at issue.
It must however be stated that proceedings relating to intellectual property rights infringements are particularly complex, as the Advocate General stated, in essence, in point 64 of his Opinion.
However, as the Advocate General stated in points 103 to 105 of his Opinion, that measure goes beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective and must therefore be considered to be disproportionate.
In that regard, it is clear from recital 2 of Directive 2006/115 that the protection conferred on a phonogram producer under that directive aims,in particular, to fight piracy, that is, as the Advocate General stated in point 45 of his Opinion, the production and distribution to the public of counterfeit copies of phonograms.
As the Advocate General stated in point 107 of his Opinion, that provision aims to protect the user from interference with his or her private sphere, regardless of whether or not that interference involves personal data.
Since Mr Wächtler pursues his activities as an IT Consultant by means of a company of which he is the managing director and of which he owns 50% of the shares, the relationship of subordination which characterises activity as an employed person is, in this case,absent, as the Advocate General stated in points 38 and 39 of his Opinion.
However, as the Advocate General stated in points 34 and 37 of his Opinion, in order for such arrangements, which generally adversely affect Article 49 EC and the NCRF, to be justified they must not only comply with general-interest objectives but also.
With regard to observance of the rights of the defence, the question of whether failure to disclose to the parties to a merger an econometric model justifies the annulment of the Commission decision does not depend on the prior classification of that model as an incriminating orexculpatory piece of evidence, as the Advocate General stated, in essence, in point 40 of her Opinion.
As the Advocate General stated in point 43 of her Opinion, that doubt on the part of the referring court seems to be founded on the premiss that an electronic communications service and a conditional access system are mutually exclusive.
In that regard, it is still necessary to note that, except in respect of the categories of waste referred to in the latter provision, which are not relevant in the present case, Regulation No 1013/2006 makes the shipments of waste from one Member State to another Member State subject to requirements,as a general rule, which are more stringent than Regulation No 1069/2009, as the Advocate General stated in point 65 of his opinion.
As the Advocate General stated at point 70 of her Opinion, it is not, however, in any way apparent from the review effected by the Court that it examined whether the precondition the existence of which is alleged by the Commission was satisfied.
With regard to the usual meaning of the term‘parody' in everyday language, it is not disputed, as the Advocate General stated in point 48 of his Opinion, that the essential characteristics of parody are, first, to evoke an existing work while being noticeably different from it, and, secondly, to constitute an expression of humour or mockery.
As the Advocate General stated in point 72 of his Opinion, the wording of Article 12(1) of Directive 2004/35 enumerates three categories of natural or legal persons which, alternatively and independently considered, have standing.
As regards the setting of a minimum price, as the Advocate General stated in points 31 and 37 of his Opinion, in the absence of a pricing mechanism, the free formation of selling prices on the basis of fair competition is a component of the Single CMO Regulation and constitutes the expression of the principle of free movement of goods in conditions of effective competition.
As the Advocate General stated at point 71 of his Opinion, there is no evidence in the case in the main proceedings to show that the Law of 15 April 1958 encourages, reinforces or codifies concerted practices or decisions by undertakings.
Furthermore, as the Advocate General stated in point 26 of his Opinion, the fact that the alleged damage began before 30 April 2007 and results from the operation of a power plant which was authorised before that date is irrelevant.
As the Advocate General stated in point 115 of his Opinion, clear and comprehensive information implies that a user is in a position to be able to determine easily the consequences of any consent he or she might give and ensure that the consent given is well informed.
As the Advocate General stated in point 65 of her Opinion, any differences between the data and the evaluation methods applied by the Member States are an expression of their margin for manoeuvre, which the Commission must respect in the context of its conformity review.
Consequently, as the Advocate General stated in point 47 of her Opinion, only the licensee's contravention of one of those clauses precludes exhaustion of the rights conferred by the trade mark on its proprietor, for the purposes of Article 7(1) of the Directive.
As the Advocate General stated in point 44 of her Opinion, it is probable that the applicant in the main proceedings was registered with the German authorities as a non-German resident and that she has a social security record in Germany, for health insurance and pension purposes.
It follows, as the Advocate General stated in point 61 of his Opinion, that the first plea in law, which is intended to contest the legality, in the light of EU law, of the administrative procedure preceding the grant of a European patent, is ineffective and must therefore be rejected.
As the Advocate General stated, in essence, in points 43 to 56 of his Opinion, the right of establishment as a self-employed person, within the meaning of the AFMP, extends, with the exception of the provision of services, to any economic or gainful activity of a natural person that can be classified as a‘self-employed' activity.
In this respect, as the Advocate General stated, in essence, in point 50 of his Opinion, without the aforementioned operators making such a platform available and managing it, the works could not be shared by the users or, at the very least, sharing them on the internet would prove to be more complex.
It follows, as the Advocate General stated in point 61 of his Opinion, that the first plea in law, which is intended to contest the legality, in the light of EU law, of the administrative procedure preceding the grant of a European patent, is ineffective and must therefore be rejected.
As the Advocate General stated in point 46 of his Opinion, only an article which reproduces all or a substantial part of the sounds fixed in a phonogram is, by its nature, intended to replace lawful copies of that phonogram and, therefore, capable of constituting a copy of that phonogram within the meaning of Article 9(1) of Directive 2006/115.
Thus, as the Advocate General stated essentially in point 68 of his Opinion, that would not be the case if the identification of the data subject was prohibited by law or practically impossible on account of the fact that it requires a disproportionate effort in terms of time, cost and man-power, so that the risk of identification appears in reality to be insignificant.
It follows that, as the Advocate General stated in point 32 of his Opinion, a host provider may be the addressee of injunctions adopted on the basis of the national law of a Member State, even if it satisfies one of the alternate conditions set out in Article 14(1) of Directive 2000/31, that is to say, even in the event that it is not considered to be liable.
Consequently, as the Advocate General stated in essence in points 61 to 74 of his Opinion, the Council's decision, with respect to the establishment of the translation arrangements for the EPUE, to differentiate between the official languages of the European Union, and to choose only English, French and German, is appropriate and proportionate to the legitimate objective pursued by that regulation.
As the Advocate General stated at point 182 of his Opinion, if the operator of the online marketplace does not decide, on its own initiative, to suspend the perpetrator of the infringement of intellectual property rights in order to prevent further infringements of that kind by the same seller in respect of the same trade marks, it may be ordered, by means of an injunction, to do so.
In particular, as the Advocate General stated, in essence, in point 78 of his Opinion, it is possible that, for certain goods or services, the economic operators have grouped several Member States together in the same distribution network and have treated those Member States, especially for marketing strategy purposes, as if they were one and the same national market.