Traduction de «Droits en totalité » (Français → Anglais) :

A notice of opposition may be filed on the basis of one or more earlier rights, provided that they all belong to the same proprietor, and on the basis of a part or of the totality of the goods or services in respect of which the earlier right is registered or applied for, and may be directed against a part or the totality of the goods or services in respect of which the contested mark is applied for.

That element is the question of whether the rights accruing to a given chamber's possession of a bill survive through prorogation in whole, in part, or in some form of successor rights.

47. Points out that the Paris Principles on NHRIs should be used as a model for reforming the national institutions and the FRA, and calls on the Commission and the Council , together with the European Parliament, to revise, as a matter of urgency, the founding regulation of the FRA under the ordinary legislative procedure, so that the remit of the FRA is broadened to cover the full scope of Articles 2, 6 and 7 of the TEU and, in particular, the European Charter’s implementation by the EU institutions, agencies, offices and bodies, as well the activities of Member States; considers that the independence of the FRA should be strengthened, as well as its powe ...[+++]rs and competences; considers that the FRA Scientific Committee and the FRANET network should submit to the European Parliament and the national parliaments and publish annually a thematic and more focused report assessing the situation in the Member States, as was done until 2006 by the former Network of Experts on Fundamental Rights; calls on the FRA to fully respect Article 15 of the TFEU by making its proceedings open and by giving access to its documents via a publicly accessible register, as foreseen by Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001;

Remission orders reduce the duties in whole or in part on the imported good, providing the affected industries with transitional assistance to help them remain in business.

The European Union’s Charter of Fundamental Rights sums up, for the first time in the Union’s history, in a single text, all of the civil, political, economic and social rights of the European citizens, and those of all the people who live in the Union’s territory.

Section 77. 7 authorizes the Governor in Council to make regulations to implement sections 77.1 to 77.6, and may order suspension of a surtax or rate in whole or in part from application to any goods or class of goods.