Examples of using Hyperlinks to websites in English and their translations into Slovak
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The PERI website may contain hyperlinks to websites of third parties.
The add-ons that contain hyperlinks to websites on which online access is provided to copyright-protected works without the rightholders' consent are freely available and can also be installed on the media player by the users themselves?
As I have already pointed out,Mr Wullems installed on the user interface of the XBMC software add-ons with hyperlinks to websites providing unrestricted access to copyright-protected works.
The Services may contain hyperlinks to websites operated by parties other than the TripAdvisor Companies.
Must Article 3(1) of the Directive be interpreted as meaning that there is“a communication to the public” within the meaning of that provision, when someone sells a product(mediaplayer)in which he has installed add-ons containing hyperlinks to websites on which copyright-protected works, such as films, series and live broadcasts are made directly accessible, without the authorisation of the right holders?
The Website may include hyperlinks to websites maintained or controlled by others and the EUI takes no responsibility for the contents of such linked website. .
Must Article 3(1) of the InfoSoc Directive be interpreted to mean that“an act of communication to the public” within the meaning of that provision occurs if someone sells a product(ie a media player)on which he has installed add-ons that contain hyperlinks to websites on which direct access is provided to copyright-protected works such as films, series and live broadcasts without the rightholders' consent?
(b) whether the add-ons that contain hyperlinks to websites on which copyright protected works have been made directly accessible without permission of the right holders, are freely available and are also installable by the users themselves in the media player?
Must article 3(1) of the Copyright Directive(Directive 2001/29/EC) be interpreted in such a way that“a communication to the public”, in the sense of that clause, occurs when someone sells a product(media player)in which add-ons have been installed by him which contain hyperlinks to websites on which copyright protected works such as films, series, and live broadcasts are made accessible directly without the permission of the right holders?
Whether the add-ons containing hyperlinks to websites on which copyright-protected works are made directly accessible without the authorisation of the right holders are freely available and can also be installed in the mediaplayer by the users themselves?
This website contains hyperlinks to websites from other providers.
ParkCloud's websites contains hyperlinks to websites operated by third parties.
PepsiCo websites may contain hyperlinks to websites owned and operated by third parties.
Hyperlinks to relevant websites.
Hyperlinks to Other Websites.
This site and Cargill's other websites contain hyperlinks to other websites that may have information policies and practices different from ours.
Hyperlinks to external websites are provided only for informational purposes.
Their appearance does not differ from the hyperlinks to normal websites.
Where we provide hyperlinks to other websites, we do so for information purposes only.
The Website may potentially contain hyperlinks to other websites.
It shall include the hyperlinks to the websites of competent authorities where information on general good rules is published.
However, the Site contains hyperlinks to third-party websites which are operated and owned by independent service providers or retailers.
The links can look like the hyperlinks to trustworthy websites, and this is a really deceitful way of advertising.
On our website there are so-called hyperlinks to the websites of other providers.
The Site may includelicensed content of third parties and/or hyperlinks to whole websites or individual pages of third parties.
EIOPA shall include on its website the hyperlinks to the websites of competent authorities where information on‘general good' rules is published.