Esimerkkejä Accessible format käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Accessible format copies in the internal market.
Article 4 relates to the circulation of accessible format copies in the internal market.
Accessible formats include Braille, large print, adapted e-books, audio books and radio broadcasts.
This includes providing the necessary means to navigate information in an accessible format copy.
Export of accessible format copies to third countries.
The secret of my Helsinki is its diverse cultural offerings that are offered in an easily accessible format and at sensible prices.
Import of accessible format copies from third countries.
A the list of works andother subject-matter of which it has accessible format copies and the available formats; and.
For the purposes of this point, information shall be considered as publicly available where it is published in accessible format.
It distributes, communicates andmakes available accessible format copies only to beneficiary persons or other authorised entities;
Publishers agree that the primary goal is for a majority of published books to be available in an accessible format.
This should include various accessible formats such as sign language, Braille and augmentative and alternative communication, including easy-to-read format. .
It takes appropriate steps to discourage the unlawful reproduction, distribution,communication and making available of accessible format copies;
Article 2 gives the definitions of the terms‘work or other subject-matter',‘beneficiary person',‘accessible format copy' and‘authorised entity' that apply for the purposes of the proposed Regulation.
It demonstrates due care in, and maintains records of,its handling of works and other subject-matter and of their accessible format copies; and.
The proposed Regulation will adress the implications of the Marrakesh Treaty for the exchange of accessible format copies with third countries and aims to bring Union law into line with the Treaty in that respect.
Article 5 serves to specify the obligations that authorised entities are required to fulfil when exchanging accessible format copies with third countries.
Those uses should also include making accessible format copies, for the exclusive use of the beneficiary persons, by a natural person who does so on behalf of a beneficiary person or who assists the beneficiary person in doing so.
The name and details of the authorised entities with which it has engaged in the exchange of accessible format copies pursuant to Articles 3 and 4.
Member States shall ensure that the accessible format copy respects the integrity of the work or other subject-matter, having due consideration for the changes required to make the work accessible in the alternative format. .
This Regulation serves to implement the provisions contained in the Treaty on the exchange of accessible format works with third countries that are parties to the Treaty.
This Regulation should also allow for the importation of and access to accessible format copies made in accordance with the implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty from a third country, by beneficiary persons in the Union and authorised entities established in the Union, for the benefit of print-disabled persons.
The proposed Regulation will be the first piece of EU legislation to introduce provisions specifically on the international exchange of accessible format copies for beneficiary persons.
The objectives of this Regulation are to implement the obligations in the Marrakesh Treaty with respect to the export and import of accessible format copies for the benefit of beneficiary persons between the Union and third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty, and to lay down the conditions for such export and import.
The Marrakesh Treaty obliges the contracting parties, on the one hand, to bring their internal legal provisions into line with the Treaty and, on the other hand,to allow for the cross-border exchange of accessible format copies made under national exceptions or limitations with third countries that are parties to the Treaty.
The purpose of the proposed Regulation is to implement the Union's obligations under the Marrakesh Treaty in respect of the exchange of accessible format copies between the Union and third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty, for the benefit of beneficiary persons.
These measures are important to ensure that copyright does not constitutea barrier to the full participation in society of all citizens and will allow for the exchange of accessible format copies within the EU and with third countries that are parties to the Treaty, avoiding duplication of work and waste of resources.