Examples of using Re-use of documents in English and their translations into Romanian
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The Reuser is the solely responsible for the re-use of documents.
The re-use of documents held by other entities than public sector bodies.
(9) This Directive does not contain an obligation to allow re-use of documents.
(17) In some cases the re-use of documents will take place without a licence being agreed.
(6) Directive 2003/98/EC does not contain an obligation to allow re-use of documents.
Charges for the re-use of documents constitute an important market entry barrier for start-ups and SMEs.
This Directive does not contain a general obligation to allow the re-use of documents produced by public undertakings.
Applicants for re-use of documents should be informed of available means of redress relating to decisions or practices affecting them.
For the purposes of this Article, Member States shall establish practical arrangements to facilitate effective re-use of documents.
Any applicable conditions for the re-use of documents shall be non-discriminatory for comparable categories of re-use. .
Where possible and appropriate,public sector bodies should take into account the possibilities for the re-use of documents by and for people with disabilities.
The revised provisions would apply to the re-use of documents where these are generally accessible, including under national access rules.
It spells out the conditions within which public sector bodies can exercise their intellectual property rights in the internal information market when allowing re-use of documents.
Member States should in particular ensure that re-use of documents of public undertakings does not lead to market distortion and that fair competition is not undermined.
The re-use of documents shall be open to all potential actors in the market, even if one or more market players already exploit added-value products based on these documents. .
Public sector bodies shall ensure that applicants for re-use of documents are informed of available means of redress relating to decisions or practices affecting them.
The re-use of documents held by Hungary or on its behalf by third entities featured on this website is subject to Hungarian copyright law unless otherwise indicated.
Public sector bodies shall ensure that applicants for re-use of documents are informed of available means of redress relating to decisions or practices affecting them.
The re-use of documents held by Romania or on their behalf by third entities featured on this website is subject to national copyright rules unless otherwise indicated.
(20) Public sector bodies should respect competition rules when establishing the principles for re-use of documents avoiding as far as possible exclusive agreements between themselves and private partners.
Where charges are made for the re-use of documents, the total amount charged by public sector bodies shall be limited to the marginal costs incurred for their reproduction and dissemination.'.
The re-use of documents shall not be subject to conditions, unless such conditions are objective, proportionate, non-discriminatory and justified on grounds of a public interest objective.
Public sector bodies should promote and encourage re-use of documents, including official texts of a legislative and administrative nature in those cases where the public sector body has the right to authorise their re-use. .
The re-use of documents held by the Italian Ministry of Justice and other public Institutions or on their behalf by third entities featured on this website is subject to national copyright rules unless otherwise indicated.
Public sector bodies may allow for re-use of documents without conditions or may impose conditions, where appropriate through a licence, dealing with relevant issues.
Applicants for re-use of documents held by entities other than public undertakings, educational establishments, research performing organisations and research funding organisations should be informed of available means of redress relating to decisions or practices affecting them.
Member States shall ensure that, where the re-use of documents held by public sector bodies is allowed, these documents shall be re-usable for commercial or non-commercial purposes in accordance with the conditions set out in Chapters III and IV.
When allowing the re-use of documents, particular attention should be given to sensitive critical infrastructure protection related information as defined in Council Directive 2008/114/EC(14) and of essential services within the meaning of Directive(EU) 2016/1148 of the European Parliament and of the Council(15).
(3) Allowing re-use of documents held by a public sector body adds value for the re-users, for the end users and for the society in general and in many cases for the public body itself, by providing feedback from re-users and end users which allows the holder to improve the quality of the information collected.
This leads to poor availability for re-use of documents produced in the performance of services in the general interest in a number of areas, in particular in the utility sectors. It also greatly reduces the potential for the creation of cross-border services based on documents held by public undertakings that provide services in the general interest.