Traduction de «naturally coloured » (Anglais → Français) :

Where you place a provision in a legislative scheme naturally colours its interpretation.Moving things from one part of the code to another can make quite a significant difference.

In paragraphs 56 and 57 of the judgment under appeal, the Court of First Instance, endorsing, in particular, the factual findings of the Board of Appeal, found that the shape of the wrappers at issue is a normal and traditional shape for a sweet wrapper, that a large number of sweets so wrapped could be found on the market, that the golden colour of the wrappers at issue is not unusual in itself, and it is not rare to see it used for sweet wrappers, that the characteristics of the combination of shape and colour of the mark applied for are not sufficiently different from those of the basic shapes commonly used for sweet wrappers, and tha ...[+++]t the wrappers in dispute come naturally to mind as a typical wrapper shape for those goods.

—the constituents of the excipients, whatever their nature or the quantity used, including colouring matter, preservatives, adjuvants, stabilisers, thickeners, emulsifiers, flavouring and aromatic substances,

- the constituent(s) of the excipients, whatever their nature or the quantity used, including preservatives, stabilisers, emulsifiers, colouring matter, flavouring, aromatic substances, markers, etc.,

- the constituent(s) of the excipients, whatever their nature or the quantity used, including colouring matter, preservatives, adjuvants, stabilisers, thickeners, emulsifiers, flavouring and aromatic substances, etc,

With regard to meat products, the Directive provides that only natural colours shall be permitted for certain generic categories of products, artificial colours being restricted to a number of specific products (for example "chorizo" and "saucisses de Strasbourg").