Examples of using Mandatory exception in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission is proposing to introduce mandatory exceptions in various areas.
Mandatory exceptions are created to provide legal certainty to the beneficiaries regarding the digital uses of works.
The Directive requires Member States to introduce a mandatory exception to certain rights of right holders that are harmonised by Union law.
Their view is that this is best achieved by building on the alreadyexisting voluntary licensing schemes rather than through mandatory exceptions.
Option 2, consisting in a mandatory exception for preservation purposes by cultural heritage institutions, was chosen.
As the scope of the exceptions or limitations required by the Marrakesh Treaty also includes works in audio form,like audiobooks, the mandatory exception provided for under this Directive should also apply to related rights.
Publishers state that mandatory exceptions could undermine economic rewards and encourage so-called"free-riding".
The Ddirective requires Member States and the Union to introduce a mandatory exception to certain rights of right holders that are harmonised by Union law.
An additional mandatory exception should give research organisations access to information in a format that enables it to be text and data mined.
For preservation of cultural heritage, the preferred option is a mandatory exception for preservation purposes by cultural heritage institutions(CHIs).
The directive introduces mandatory exceptions to copyright for the purposes of text and data mining, online teaching activities and the preservation and online dissemination of cultural heritage.
The Rapporteur believes that thebest solution is to have a single and mandatory exception for all types of teaching, both digital and non-digital, formal and informal.
Mandatory exceptions or limitations for uses of text and data mining technologies, illustration for teaching and for preservation of cultural heritage should be introduced.
The explanatory documentation will help to ensure that allnational legal systems put in place a mandatory exception in line with this Directive in the light of Union obligations under the Marrakesh Treaty.
The Rapporteur supports the new mandatory exceptions and limitations provided in this Directive to support public-interest activities, such as education, research or preservation of cultural heritage.
Urges the EU to ratify the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works by Visually Impaired Persons and Persons with Print Disabilities,which requires a mandatory exception for non-commercial uses to the benefit of persons with a disability which are directly related to the disability and to the extent required by the specific disability;
Mandatory exceptions or limitations for uses of text and data mining technologies, illustration for teaching in the digital environment and for preservation of cultural heritage should be introduced.
It continues to criminalize those who gain“unauthorized,willful access to a trade secret held in a computer system,” without any mandatory exception for cases where the information is accessed or disclosed in the public interest, such as by investigative journalists or whistleblowers.
Mandatory exceptions or limitations for uses of text and data mining technologies in the field of scientific research, illustration for teaching in the digital environment and for preservation of cultural heritage should be introduced.
In order to implement the Marrakesh Treaty within the Union, Directive[…]requires Member States to introduce a mandatory exception to certain rights of right holders harmonised by Union law for the benefit of beneficiary persons and to ensure cross-border access to special format copies within the internal market.
Mandatory exceptions or limitations for uses of text and data mining technologies in the field of scientific research, illustration for teaching in the digital environment and for preservation of cultural heritage should be introduced.
The proposal for a Directive will establish a mandatory exception and ensure its functioning for the making and exchange of such accessible format copies within the single market.
The mandatory exception should also limit the right of reproduction so as to allow for any act that is necessary in order to make changes to or convert or adapt a work or other subject-matter in such a way as to produce an accessible format copy.
For TDM, the preferred option is a mandatory exception applicable to research organisations acting in the public interest such as universities or research institutes.
There is a mandatory exception to the right of reproduction for certain temporary acts of reproduction which are integral and essential part of a technological process(temporary copies), and which aim to enable a lawful use or a transmission in a network between third parties by an intermediary, of a work or other subject-matter.
Furthermore, what is important is that mandatory exceptions to copyright protection are highly necessary for libraries, for making works available to blind people and also for distribution of orphan works.
The mandatory exception provided for in this Directive should limit the right of reproduction so as to allow for any act that is necessary in order to make changes to or convert or adapt a work or other subject matter in such a way as to produce an accessible format copy that makes it possible for beneficiary persons to access that work or other subject matter.
There is a need to introduce mandatory exceptions or limitations for uses of text and data mining technologies in the field of scientific research, illustration for teaching in the online environment and for preservation of cultural heritage.
This exception or limitation should leave intact the mandatory exception for text and data mining for scientific research purposes provided for in this Directive, as well as the existing exception for temporary acts of reproduction provided for in Article 5(1) of Directive 2001/29/EC.