Examples of using Partial access in English and their translations into German
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Partial access.
It is now also possible to gain partial access to the profession of patent attorney.
Despite the Ombudsman's recommendation that it make the documents in question public,the Commission only gave partial access.
There you have partial access to full text articles and can print or save them immediately.
The Hearing Officer may decide to refuse, or to grant full or partial access to such documents.
These may have partial access to your personal information as necessary for the provision of their respective services.
Moreover, since 1 February 2004 anynew document to which the Council has provided partial access may be consulted online.
It was therefore not possible to grant partial access on the basis of Article 4(6) of Regulation 1049/2001.
Amendment 112 deletes from Article 48 therules on the use of professional titles in the event of partial access to professions.
Travellers within the EU may sometimes have partial access to their online content and subscription services.
Granting partial access to documents, expunged for personal data, is a satisfactory way of balancing transparency and the protection of personal data.
Scientists therefore have unequal and always partial access to what must be the basis for their work.
The Ombudsman will however, inform the European Parliament that the Council hasagreed to give the complainant in the present case partial access to document 7594/00.
You give your account manager partial access to your PC, so that both see the same screen and can find a solution together.
In case of overriding reasons of general interest, such as in the case of a doctor of medicine or other health professionals,a Member State should be able to refuse partial access.
For the protection of those seeking legal advice,the patent attorneys with partial access must work under the professional title of their country of origin, translated into German.
E O ce received, in total, 36 requests for access todocuments(among which seven were handled also as con- rmatory requests) and provided full access to 18 and partial access to 55 documents.
The AIRLINES may refuse total or partial access to personal data and information or the rectification, deletion or opposition to the Treatment thereof in the following cases.
While there may be a number of practical limitations to disclosing group relations in a comprehensive manner,even partial access to such information would be a welcome improvement.
In granting only partial access, the Council has deleted more material than justified by its reasoning concerning the need to maintain confidentiality of individual delegations' positions on particular subject ma ers which are still under discussion;
However, in a spirit of good co-operation,it had reconsidered the mamer and could grant partial access to 13 of the 16 documents concerned by blanking out certain names and contractual details.
By derogation from the sixth subparagraph of Article 7(4) and Article 52(1), the professional activity shall be exercised under theprofessional title of the home Member State once partial access has been granted.
The Council stated that partial access enables the applicant to be informed of the majority of the arguments exchanged in the course of the discussions on a legislative proposal which is currently being examined within the Council.
Appeal- Access to documents- Decisions 93/731 IEC and 94/90/ECSC, EC, Euratom- Exception relating to the protection of thepublic interest in the field of international relations- Partial access Sixth Chamber.
This will bring more legal certainty for professionals and will allow professionals fulfilling the conditions for partial access to establish themselves or to provide services where they were previously excluded from the benefits of the Directive.
An insertion of this principle into the Directive would extend the safeguards offered to professionals, such as deadlines by which Member States must issue recognition decisions,also to professionals who meet the conditions for partial access.
The Court considers that the Court of First Instance wrongly held that the fact that theinstitutions could not have allowed partial access, even if they had carried out such an examination, does not lead to the annulment of those negative decisions.
Case T-14/98: Heidi Hautala v Council of the European Union Right of public access to Council documents- Decision 93/731/EC- Exceptions to the principle of access to documents-Protection of the public interest concerning international relations- Partial access.
Article 4 sets out the effects of professional recognition andintroduces the obligation on the host Member State to allow partial access on its territory to a regulated profession which in fact combines two distinct and autonomous professional activities.
The Court considered that the Court of First Instance was entitled to hold that theprinciple of proportionality obliges the Council to consider partial access to a document containing items of information whose disclosure would endanger one of the interests protected by Decision 93/731.