Примери за използване на Had infringed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mirror Worlds alleged that Apple had infringed four of its patents.
Considering that Weltimmo had infringed the Law on information, that data protection authority imposed on that company a fine of HUF 10 million(approximately EUR 32 000).
Austria found that,by establishing the infrastructure charge, Germany had infringed a number of provisions of EU law.
In the second place,it held that the Commission had infringed Article 9(3) of Directive 2003/87 by substituting its own analysis for that carried out by the Republic of Estonia in that plan.
That the other disciplinary punishments complained of by Mr. Engel, Mr. de Wit, Mr. Dona andMr. Schul had infringed Article 5 para.
The court found on Dec 20 that Apple had infringed Qualcomm patents on power-saving technology used in smartphones.
On 31 March 2014, the Commission adopted a Statement of Objections(the‘SO'),in which it set out its preliminary view that Marine Harvest had infringed Articles 4(1) and 7(1) of the Merger Regulation.
The court found on Dec. 20 that Apple had infringed Qualcomm patents on power-saving technology used in smartphones.
In that case, the Italian Republic claimed, in particular, that the Commission, by refusing to approve the increase in aid intensity for small andmedium-sized enterprises, had infringed Articles 87 EC and 88 EC and the Community guidelines on State aid for small.
In the fourth part, Eni stated that the Commission had infringed the principle of limited liability of capital companies and the general principles governing liability.
In one of these, Sidiropoulos and Others, which has already been cited, the applicants had formed a“Macedonian” association andthe Court found that the Greek judicial authorities' refusal to register it had infringed Article 11 of the Convention.
Before the Christmas holidays,the German court ruled that Apple had infringed Qualcomm's patent regarding low-voltage power-efficient envelope tracker.
By a decision of 7 May 2010(‘the contested decision'), the AdC found, having defined the relevant market as being that of compulsory training for chartered accountants throughout national territory, that,by adopting the contested regulation, the OTOC had infringed Articles 101 TFEU and 102 TFEU and imposed a fine on it.
The Stockholms tingsrätt(District Court, Stockholm) ruled that Textilis andMr Keskin had infringed the trade mark MANHATTAN and, moreover, had infringed the copyright of which Svenskt Tenn was also the proprietor.
Sanoma and Others brought an action at the Rechtbank Amsterdam(District Court, Amsterdam), claiming in particular that by posting hyperlinks anda cutout of one of the photographs in question on GeenStijl, GS Media had infringed the copyright of Mr Hermès and acted unlawfully towards Sanoma and Others.
I also recall that, in Carpenter,the third country national(Mrs Carpenter) had infringed national immigration law by not leaving the United Kingdom before her leave to remain as a visitor expired.
Sanoma and Others brought an action at the Rechtbank Amsterdam(District Court, Amsterdam), claiming in particular that by posting hyperlinks and a cutout of one of the photographs in question on GeenStijl,GS Media had infringed the copyright of Mr Hermès and acted unlawfully towards Sanoma and Others.
Secondly, the applicant submitted that the Council had infringed upon Article 4(6) of Regulation(EC) No 1049/2001 by failing to apply properly the principle of proportionality in assessing the possibility of partial disclosure.
However, it is clear from that judgment that the Court did not examine the arguments put forward by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe in the context of its single plea in law,alleging that the Fifth Board of Appeal had infringed Article 51(1)(a) of Regulation No 207/2009 and that, consequently, the Court did not rule on the substantive legality of the earlier decision.
On 5 March 2008,the Commission found that Greece had infringed European competition rules, by granting to PPC privileged access to lignite, which is the cheapest source of electricity generation in Greece.
In so doing, it in no way held that the existence of a sufficiently long transitional period is the sole restriction on the legislature's power, as the appellant suggests, but, on the contrary and on the basis of reasoning similar to that set out at paragraphs 51 to 54 of the present judgment,examined the question whether the Community legislature had infringed the principle of equal treatment by substituting the‘country method' for the‘capital method'.
The measures have been proposed to comply with a decision adopted on 5 March which found that Greece had infringed competition rules by maintaining rights giving the state-owned electricity incumbent Public Power Corporation(PPC) privileged access to lignite.
The Decision', the Commission found that a number of undertakings had infringed Article 81(1) EC and Article 53 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area(EEA) by participating in a complex of agreements and concerted practices consisting of price fixing, market sharing and agreed actions against competitors in the choline chloride sector in the EEA(Article 1 of the Decision).
In the Intel case(141), a prohibition decision was issued on 13 May,finding that Intel had infringed Article 82 EC by engaging in anti-competitive practices aimed at excluding competitors from the market for x86 Central Processing Units(CPU).
In the same decision,the Epitropi Antagonismou found that GSK had infringed Article 2 of Law 703/1977 during the period from November 2000 to February 2001, but that there had been no infringement of that article in the period after February 2001 and no infringement of Article 82 EC during either of those periods.
Before this court, Svensson and his co-claimants argued that, among other things,Retriever Sverige had infringed their exclusive right to make their respective works available to the public by providing their users with access to the articles via links displayed on the Retriever platform.
In that first action,the national court held in a final judgment that ALLTOYS had infringed NEW WAVE's rights in the MegaBabe mark, and ordered it to refrain from wrongful conduct in future and withdraw the products concerned that had already been placed on the market.
Before that court, the applicants in the main proceedings claimed, inter alia,that Retriever Sverige had infringed their exclusive right to make their respective works available to the public, in that as a result of the services offered on its website, Retriever Sverige's clients had access to the applicants' works.
In the GIS decision, the Commission of the European Communities found that a number of undertakings had infringed Article 81(1) EC and Article 53 of the EEA Agreement by taking part in a cartel on the GIS market, involving bid-rigging, price fixing and allocation of GIS projects and markets in Europe.