Примери за използване на Protection conferred на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Information on protection conferred by the vaccine.
The use in the text of those PDOs ofthe terms‘aceto' and‘balsamico' and their use in combination and in translation cannot be considered likely to infringe the protection conferred on the PGI at issue.
Consequently, the protection conferred by Article 2 of Directive 2001/29 must be given a broad interpretation.
That formulation is protected by the basic patent relied upon by Abraxis in support of its SPC application,it being understood that the protection conferred by that patent does not extend to paclitaxel as such.
The extent of the protection conferred by a European patent or a European patent application shall be determined by the claims.
It is apparent from the specific circumstances of the registration, by Regulation No 583/2009,of the name‘Aceto Balsamico di Modena' that the protection conferred on that name cannot extend to the individual non-geographical terms of that name.
The protection conferred by the granted national Bulgarian Patent is the same as if the protection was obtained by a granted European Patent.
(79) In that regard, although the argument put forward by Abraxis is based on the premiss that extending the scope of the protection conferred by the SPC would necessarily favour research into innovative medicinal products in the European Union, the accuracy of that premiss is disputed.
The protection conferred by a Community design extends to any design which does not produce in the informed user a different general impression.
One of the CJEU's rulings was that the goods and services for which an application is made to register the trade must be identified with sufficient clarity and precision to enable the competent authorities and economic operators,on that basis alone, to determine the extent of the protection conferred by the trade mark.
(1) The extent of the protection conferred by a European patent or a European patent application shall be determined by the claims.
In that regard, it should be noted, first of all, that the fact that the registration of a sign is sought as a‘colour mark' or‘figurativemark' is relevant in order to determine the subject matter and scope of the protection conferred by trade mark law for the purpose of applying Article 2 of Directive 2008/95.
The scope of the protection conferred by a Community design shall include any design which does not produce on the informed user a different overall impression.
It cannot, however, be extrapolated from this that any invention protected by such a patent may be covered by an SPC where the marketing authorisation relied upon for that purpose,although it is the first to fall within the scope of the protection conferred by the patent, is not the first marketing authorisation for the product at issue.
The protection conferred by the registered national Bulgarian Trademark is the same as if the protection was obtained by a registered European Union(EU) Trademark.
If the subject matter of a patent is a product containing or consisting of genetic information, the protection conferred by the patent shall extend, subject to Regulation 5(1), to all material in which the product is incorporated and in which the genetic information is contained and performs its function.
The protection conferred by the registered design shall extend to any design that does not produce a different general impression on the informed user.
Can an EU TM be found partly/wholly invalid on the ground that some orall of the terms in the specification are lacking in sufficient clarity/precision to enable competent authorities/third parties to determine the extent of protection conferred by a trademark?
The scope of the protection conferred by a Hungarian or Community design extends to any design which does not produce on the informed user a different overall impression.
The Court held that an SPC could be granted on the basis of that patent and the marketing authorisation for Circadin since, although it was not the first marketing authorisation relating to melatonin,it was the first marketing authorisation covering that active ingredient for a therapeutic use falling within the scope of the protection conferred by the basic patent.
The scope of the protection conferred by a Hungarian or Community design extends to any design which does not produce on the informed user a different overall impression.
More specifically, this case raises the question of whether Article 3(d) of that regulation refers to the‘the first authorisation to place the product on the market as a medicinal product' without further qualification, or to the first marketing authorisation covering the product as a medicinal product andfalling within the scope of the protection conferred by the basic patent.
The protection conferred by the registered national Bulgarian Industrial Design is the same as if the protection was obtained by already registered Community Industrial Design(RCD).
Can an EU trade mark or national trade mark in a Member State be declared wholly or partly invalid on the ground that some or all or the terms in the goods/services lack sufficient clarity andprecision to enable the authorities and third parties to determine the extent of protection conferred on the mark?
Although granted, the protection conferred on the invention might not be legally binding and thus not protecting owner's interest due to badly drafted patent claims.
First, Abraxis considers that the reasoning adopted in Neurim justifies the conclusion that the condition set out in Article 3(d)of that regulation is fulfilled whenever the marketing authorisation for a medicinal product incorporating a product which is already the subject of an earlier marketing authorisation is the first to fall within the scope of the protection conferred by the basic patent.
In this context it is of no relevance that the protection conferred by the product claim encompasses the generation of the claimed product by means of an essentially biological process for the production of plants.
First, the regulatory argument put forward by the Netherlands Government seems to me, in spite of its limits, to be relevant in the light of the objective, pursued by Regulation No 469/2009, of compensating for the erosion of the protection conferred by a patent by reason of the length of the authorisation procedures for a new medicinal product constituting a basic innovation.
In that regard,as is apparent from Synthon,(90) the protection conferred by the SPC is intended to offset the time taken to obtain a marketing authorisation, which requires‘long and demanding testing of the safety and efficacy of the medicinal product concerned'.
In that regard, the designation of the national law of a single Member State, which is applicable in the territory of all the participating Member States, and the substantive provisions of which define the acts against which an EPUE provides protection and the characteristics of that EPUE asan object of property, helps to ensure the uniformity of the protection conferred by that patent.