Betekenis van:
trade protection

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Everyone has the right to form and to join trade unions for the protection of his interests.
2. Unilateral measures by Member States could lead to differing levels of protection, and also hinder trade in plant protection products.
3.  consultancy for acquisition, protection and trade in Intellectual Property Rights and for licensing agreements: …
4. Refusal of protection shall take the place of refusal of a Community trade mark application.
5. consultancy for acquisition, protection and trade in Intellectual Property Rights and for licensing agreements: …
6. Such measures should not reduce the degree of protection from classical swine fever in the Community and should not impair intra-Community trade or international trade.
7. National trade marks continue to be necessary for those undertakings which do not want protection of their trade marks at Community level.
8. on certain protection measures in relation to intra-Community trade in poultry intended for restocking of wild game supplies
9. The Community law relating to trade marks nevertheless does not replace the laws of the Member States on trade marks. It would not in fact appear to be justified to require undertakings to apply for registration of their trade marks as Community trade marks. National trade marks continue to be necessary for those undertakings which do not want protection of their trade marks at Community level.
10. This Directive should not exclude the application to trade marks of provisions of law of the Member States other than trade mark law, such as the provisions relating to unfair competition, civil liability or consumer protection.
11. Where the trade mark contains an element which is not distinctive, and where the inclusion of that element in the trade mark could give rise to doubts as to the scope of protection of the trade mark, the Office may request, as a condition for registration of said trade mark, that the applicant state that he disclaims any exclusive right to such element.
12. It would not in fact appear to be justified to require undertakings to apply for registration of their trade marks as Community trade marks. National trade marks continue to be necessary for those undertakings which do not want protection of their trade marks at Community level.
13. The provisions of this Directive shall be without prejudice to any other legal provisions such as those concerning patent rights, trade-marks, unfair competition, trade secrets, protection of semi-conductor products or the law of contract.
14. This should not, however, prevent the Member States from granting at their option extensive protection to those trade marks which have a reputation.
15. These mandatory provisions do not necessarily lead to different levels of protection from one Member State to another but do, by their disparity, impede trade within the Community.