Traduction de «Licence d'utilisation de marques de commerce » (Français → Anglais) :

trademark licence [ trademark license ]

trademark agreement [ trade-mark agreement | trade mark agreement ]

What's in a name? Using trade-marks as a business tool

trademark agent

1. The provisions of Article 25(3) and (4) concerning the rights of licensees shall apply to every person who has authority to use an EU collective mark.

divestment of a nationwide network of 205 Shell and SFR fuel stations; divestment of Shell's commercial fuels business and aviation fuel activities; a supply agreement with Dansk Shell (i.e. the Shell Refinery in Fredericia) valid until the end of 2016; access to two third party oil terminals and to SFR's oil terminal in Aalborg; a trademark license agreement with Shell allowing the buyer of the divested businesses to use the Shell brand; the transfer of roughly two t ...[+++]hirds of Dansk Shell’s B2B customers to the buyer of the divestment businesses (fleet and commercial road transport ("CRT")) the ability for the buyer of the divestment businesses to issue euroShell cards to Danish customers and to accept international euroShell cards at all of its retail sites; the offer of a card acceptance agreement with SFR for acceptance of the euroShell card at 75 SFR sites for an initial period of 12 months which may be prolonged by an additional 12 months upon request of the buyer; and the transfer of all existing employees of Dansk Fuels to the buyer of the divestment businesses in order to ensure business continuity.

21. Notes that the cooperation mechanisms introduced by Directive 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources have, to date, not yet been very much used, but that a number of cooperation schemes are being planned; points to the Commission’s findings indicating that better use of the existing scope for cooperation could bring considerable benefits, such as boosting trade; welcomes the Commission’s declared intention to draw up guidelines on cooperation within the EU, which set out how the cooperation mechanisms should work in practice and outline the challenges involved and ways of tackling them; calls on the Commission to ensure that EU guidelines are implemented by the Member States; calls on the Commission ...[+++]to include and interpretation of Art. 13 of the RES directive (2009/28/EC) to ensure that Member States implement the directive correctly and prevent public authorities from using certification and licensing procedures in a manner that distorts competition; calls on the Member States to subsequently make better use of the cooperation mechanisms where appropriate and also increase communication between one another;

1. The provisions of Article 22(3) and (4) concerning the rights of licensees shall apply to every person who has authority to use a Community collective mark.