Examples of using Broad interpretation in English and their translations into German
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For its research works the subject area assumes a broad interpretation of design.
This represents that broad interpretation of the notion of innovation that is needed.
Thus, Article 53 EPC does not envisage a system of general exceptions to patentabilitythat per se would allow or even necessitate a broad interpretation of any of the exclusions.
The EPC does not allow such a broad interpretation of the aim of an appeal following opposition proceedings.
Nonetheless the Commission on Access to Administrative Documents(“CADA”)had refused to consider this list to be exhaustive and recommended a broad interpretation of the legislation.
A broad interpretation would imply that Articles 52 to 57. EPC can be considered as being a single ground for opposition.
The Commission and the rapporteur, Mr Rothley,have both chosen to give a broad interpretation to the TRIPS Agreement, to the effect that human genes, once identified and isolated, can be patented.
A broad interpretation of the exclusion as adopted in T 320/87(supra) violates the general principle that exclusions are to be interpreted narrowly.
The fact that Trump justifies the duties with the protection of national securityis clearly constructed and a very broad interpretation of the relevant World Trade Organisation exemption rules.
I therefore feel that the broad interpretation of the concept"persons with reduced mobility' is legitimate and should be welcomed.
On the other hand, he has learned to lovethe local idiosyncrasies, for instance the‘Rhenish solution' in which conflicts are solved pragmatically and"positively for all parties" through the broad interpretation of regulations.
My group therefore also opposes the broad interpretation of Article 190(5), which seeks to extend this harmonisation to Members' assistants.
In fact, no such legal basis can be found, either explicitly or implicitly, in the founding texts, including the European Charter of Fundamental Rights,not even with a very broad interpretation of Article 11 TEU.
However, the broad interpretation of Rule 23d(c) EPC treated existing human embryonic stem cell lines and human embryonic stem cells obtained by other means as equally objectionable.
That is why we shall be involving Parliament in all the important issues regarding the Energy Community: in accordance with the EC Treaty,but also, as I have said, taking a very broad interpretation of its provisions.
This is why the question arises in the presentcase whether, in view of this possible broad interpretation, this Board should consider the alleged incorrect indication in the notice of appeal as a deficiency pursuant to Rules 99(1)(a) and 101(2) EPC.
This has been due to individual Member States viewing defence and national security issues being a national responsibility of the sovereign nations involved,having taken a fairly broad interpretation of Article 223 of the Treaty.
These guidelines will ensure that a too broad interpretation of the concept is avoided so as to minimize the transmissions of personal data to law enforcement authorities and to prevent any potential arbitrary or discriminatory practices.
We have never been clear about what'identical transaction' means, so we welcome the third AnnualReport's statement that'there will be a broad interpretation of that phrase'- but we are still not clear what it means.
This recital prevents a broad interpretation of the term"criminal proceedings", as advocated and deemed necessary by the European Court of Human Rights, in the context of securing the rights and principles that are the subject of these directives.
But this Board understands, given the general statement in point 5 of T 715/01,that it was the Board's view in this latter case that the broad interpretation of T 97/98 regarding the statement of grounds could be applied to the notice of appeal.
Restricts the broad interpretation of the concepts"actors of protection" and"internal protection" in line with the standards of the Geneva Convention and the ECHR, by specifying the criteria for assessing the accessibility and effectiveness of protection that should be available to the applicant.
In Argentina personal data is protected under a system combining different elements, including constitutional recognition of the"habeas data" right,legal norms regulating this right, and the broad interpretation and application of these norms by the Argentinian courts.
A broad interpretation allowing several distinct and unconnected areas to be considered collectively as a region would also raise difficulties in applying the other criteria of Article 2(2), in particular as regards proving lasting repercussions on the economic stability of the affected region.
If the lack-of-clarity objection was that a feature could be interpreted narrowly or broadly, the sufficiency requirements were met if the skilled person,applying the broad interpretation, was at least able to carry out all embodiments covered by the claims.
By the same token,it also accepted the estimates for the Ombudsman, through a broad interpretation of the agreement which has essentially created a distortion between the criteria for examining the Ombudsman's estimates and those applicable to the other institutions and associated bodies.
Hence, in Ireland, the only country not to carry out military research and for which the data in Table X-2 therefore provide a complete picture, there is,as in the case of biotechnology, a broad interpretation of the concept of information technology which takes account of its economic, social and cultural implications.
In fact the question is whether this broad interpretation would not lead in extreme cases to simply ignoring Article 107 EPC: in cases where the patent is revoked or the opposition is rejected, the sole possible appellant being the sole losing party or its legal successor, the requirements of Rule 99(1)(a) EPC could simply be ignored.
The judgment delivered by the Court of First Instance following an application by Parker Pen Ltd(T-77/92) confirms,in connection with an export ban, the broad interpretation of the condition of appreciable effect on trade between Member States which must besatisfied if a restriction of competition is to be punishable under Article 85(1) of the Treaty.
Although it is understandable that, confronted with a legal vacuum, Germany sought to apply legislation relating to medicinal products in order to be better able to control and prevent the marketing of those new substances, Advocate General Bot concludes that such an aimis not however capable of warranting a broad interpretation, indeed a distortion, of the concept of‘medicinal product.