Examples of using Joint exploitation in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Italy dismisses Turkish claims on joint exploitation of Libyan resources.
Proprietors A and B maintain intense commercial and economic relations,although there is no strict dependency between them regarding the joint exploitation of trade mark X;
Fourth comes the issue of the joint exploitation and maintenance of the bridge.
Proprietors A and B maintain intense commercial and economic relations,although there is no strict dependency between them regarding the joint exploitation of trade mark X;
This principle does not change significantly if the joint exploitation of the results, even joint marketing, is involved.
The proprietor and the third party maintain close commercial and economic relations, even if,strictly speaking, there is no dependency between them regarding the joint exploitation of the mark;
We must say no in a mass andcategorical manner to the joint exploitation of the Aegean, in relation to the real danger of a new Annan plan being sold to Cyprus.
Secondly, there were undeniable legal and economic links between Coca-Cola and Schweppes in their joint exploitation of'Schweppes' as a universal mark.
In those situations the issue of joint exploitation may only give rise to restrictive effects on competition where foreclosure from key technologies plays a role.
The defendant also points to legal andeconomic links between Coca-Cola and Schweppes International in the joint exploitation of the well-known beverage label as a global brand.
If, in such a scenario,the R&D co-operation includes joint exploitation only by means of licensing to third parties, restrictive effects such as foreclosure problems are unlikely.
On the 20th of September this year the main contract was signed with the authoritative oil companies of foreign countries for joint exploitation of oil deposits of Azerbaijan Republic in the Caspian Sea.
If, in such a scenario,the R& D cooperation includes joint exploitation only by means of licensing, restrictive effects such as foreclosure problems are unlikely.
In addition, Red Paralela consider that there are undeniable legal and economic links between Coca-Cola andSchweppes International in their joint exploitation of the sign‘Schweppes' as a universal trade mark.
However, an R& D agreement which includes the joint exploitation of possible future results is not necessarily restrictive of competition.
Multi billion dollar contracts with the largest oil companies of the world on joint exploitation of the energy resources in Azerbaijani sector of the Caspian Sea have been concluded.
Many R&D agreements- with or without joint exploitation of possible results- bring about efficiency gains by combining complementary skills and assets, thus resulting in improved or new products and technologies being developed and marketed more rapidly than would otherwise be the case.
Proprietors A and B maintain intense commercial and economic relations,although there is no strict dependency between them regarding the joint exploitation of the trade mark X, and in addition they maintain a coordinated trade mark strategy deliberately promoting vis-à-vis the relevant public an appearance or image of a single and global trade mark?'.
If, for example, in addition to joint R&D, the agreement provides for joint exploitation, Article 101 may apply to that part of the agreement if, due to subsequent market developments, the agreement gives rise to restrictive effects on competition and does not(any longer) satisfy the conditions of Article 101(3) taking due account of ex ante sunk investments.
The minister said efforts to come to an agreement on joint exploitation of reserves have been going on for quite some time on a political level and that this was one of the most serious differences between the two sides.
R& D cooperation which does not include the joint exploitation of possible results by means of licensing, production and/or marketing rarely falls under Article 81(1).
R&D co-operation which does not include the joint exploitation of possible results by means of licensing, production and/or marketing rarely gives rise to restrictive effects on competition within the meaning of Article 101(1).
If for example in addition to joint research and development,the agreement provides for joint exploitation, Article 81 may apply to this part of the agreement if due to subsequent market developments the agreement becomes restrictive of competition and does not(any longer) satisfy the conditions of Article 81(3) taking due account of ex ante sunk investments, cf. the previous paragraph.
Mario- Joint Action to Protect Children from Exploitation.
In case you are interested,we are ready to discuss different variants of collaboration for the joint realization and exploitation of the International Center of Rapid Economic in Bulgaria.
This Situational analysis was realized in the framework of the international project Mario- Joint Action to Protect Children from Exploitation in Europe funded by the OAK Foundation.
(a) pursuant to an international agreement concluded in accordance with the Treaty between a Member State and one or more third countries and covering supplies, works, services ordesign contests intended for the joint implementation or exploitation of a project by the signatory States;
(a) pursuant to an international agreement concluded in accordance with the Treaty between a Member State and one or more third countries and covering supplies, works, services ordesign contests intended for the joint implementation or exploitation of a project by the signatory States;
(a) pursuant to an international agreement concluded in accordance with the Treaty between a Member State and one or more third countries and covering supplies, works, services ordesign contests intended for the joint implementation or exploitation of a project by the signatory States;
(a) a legal instrument creating international law obligations, such as an international agreement concluded in conformity with the TFEU between a Member State and one or more third countries or subdivisions thereof and covering works, supplies orservices intended for the joint implementation or exploitation of a project by their signatories;