Examples of using Evocation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Therefore the term‘Parmesan' would appear in principle to constitute an evocation of the PDO‘Parmigiano Reggiano'.
The interaction between the two artists, as the result of continued efforts in the pursuit of the perfect combination between music and image, offers a strong example of balance,conscious uncertainty and evocation.
A In New World Religion science about invocation and evocation will take place of that what we now name as prayer or worship.
The former usually depending on the knowledge and invocation of the Angelic natures,the latter on the method of evocation of the Demonic races.
In the New World Religion"the science of invocation and evocation will take the place of what we now call'prayer' and'worship'.
The next point worthy of notice is what Abraham urges regarding the preferability ofemploying one's mother tongue both in prayer and evocation;
One thread that runs through these examples is an evocation of temporal emergence, becoming, the appearance of unpredictable novelty in the world.
Psychologist Todd Thrash andAndrew Elliot uncovered three core aspects to inspiration which are transcendence, evocation and approach motivation.
The body(and the voice)is not disciplined into a tool of representation and evocation of appropriate effects, as these eschew the control of the director's mind and the formulation of a legible meaning.
The use of a translation of a PDO and a fortiori of individual elements of a PDO constitutes a violation of Article 13(1)(b)only if that translation in fact constitutes an evocation of that PDO.
Adolf was carried away by Wagner's powerful musical dramas, his evocation of a heroic, distant, and sublimely mystical Germanic past.
Evocation of the protected name by products that are not the same type of product, e.g. Chinese granite, Indian slate and limestone from other countries that use the name‘natural stone from Castile and Leon'.26.
That term may be usedfreely provided there is no unlawful imitation or evocation, which is to be assessed by the national court.
That her voice is tempered among evocation of chaos and cosmos which cause dizziness, where the moderately low tones, with touches of satirical, ironic, and even the grotesque Osojnik managed to surprise with lyrical high tones;
The mental stimulation occurs through increased communication with others, the evocation of memories and entertainment provided by the animal.
Evocation of the protected name by unrelated products, for example the wording‘Belgian stone' for fake Pierre bleue de Belgique(stone), Turkish marbles marketed under the denomination‘Botticino Royal' and‘The New Botticino';25 or.
The German Government claimshowever that the term‘Parmesan' cannot be regarded as an evocation of the PDO‘Parmigiano Reggiano' since‘Parmesan' is a generic term.
(b) any misuse, imitation or evocation, even if the true origin of the product is indicated or if the protected name is translated or accompanied by an expression such as“style”,“type”,“method”,“as produced in”,“imitation” or similar;
Too chatty to be ascetic,Summer Hours is nevertheless almost Ozu-like in its evocation of a parent's death and the dissolving bond between the surviving children.
Any misuse, imitation or evocation, even if the true origin of the product or service is indicated or if the protected name is translated or accompanied by an expression such as‘style',‘type',‘method',‘as produced in',‘imitation' or similar;
An indication of the true origin of the product on its packaging has no bearing on the question whether there was a misuse,imitation or evocation, as Article 13(1)(b) expressly provides. 14.
Any misuse, imitation or evocation, even if the true origin of the product is indicated or the geographical indication is used in translation or accompanied by an expression such as‘like',‘type',‘style',‘made',‘flavour' or any other similar terms;
Vertical and as well horizontal activitiescan be described through method of invocation and evocation, as they are used with all connecting groups among different planetary centers.”.
It follows from the foregoing that the concept of the average European consumer who is reasonably well informed and reasonably observant and circumspect must be interpreted in a way that guarantees effective anduniform protection of registered names against any evocation throughout the territory of the Union.
Ritual dance men(RAM MUAY) always precedes the match,he reminds shamanic dance of northern peoples or evocation, in which the soldier enters into a kind of trance, an altered state of consciousness.
The prohibition on misuse is taken to mean the use of the protected term itself, whilst the prohibition on imitation bans the use of similar terms andthe prohibition on evocation the use of terms which are similar in meaning.
On the contrary, as the Advocate General noted in point 28 of his Opinion,that provision requires protection against‘any' evocation, even if the protected name is accompanied by an expression such as‘style',‘type',‘method',‘as produced in' or‘imitation', on the packaging of the product concerned.
Designation of origin‘Parmigiano Reggiano' in the sense of Article 13(1)(b) of Regulation No 2081/92 on the protection of geographical indications and designations of origin for agricultural products and foodstuffs, which protects registered names against any misuse,imitation or evocation, even if the true origin of the product is indicated or if the protected name is translated.
In that regard, it should be pointed out that, under Article 13(1)(b) of that regulation, registered names are protected against any misuse,imitation or evocation, even if the true origin of the product is indicated or if the protected name is translated.
In that regard, the use of the word‘any' reflects the EU legislature's intention toprotect registered names as it took the view that evocation is possible through the use of a word element or a figurative sign.