Traduction de «Utilisation antérieure accessible au public » (Français → Anglais) :

The Community Patent Court would thus have jurisdiction for the subject matter laid down in Article 1 of the Commission proposal for such a Council Decision, namely for disputes relating to the infringement or the validity of a Community patent and a Community supplementary protection certificate, the use of the invention after the publication of the Community patent application, the right based on prior use of the invention, interim and evidence-protection measures in the subject matters conferred, damages and compensation incurred in the situations referred to above and orders of a penalty payment in case of non-co ...[+++]mpliance with a decision or order constituting an obligation to act or to abstain from an act.

Y. whereas the ruling of the Court of Justice in the Access Info Europe case has confirmed that publishing the names of Member States and their proposals is not harmful to the decision-making process; whereas the General Court had ruled in its earlier decision in this case that ‘if citizens are to be able to exercise their democratic rights, they must be in a position to follow in detail the decision-making process’;

87. In order to increase transparency and public acceptance of development projects funded fully or partially by the EU or the Member States, calls for creating an electronic data base that provides information on ODA; believes that this data base should enable users to track all EU donors' and, if applicable, United Nations Agencies' projects and programs in all recipient countries, who finances them, and which organization implements them; takes the view that it should be user-friendly and accessible to all through the Internet an ...[+++]d that it should have a function which makes it easy to search for specific information through a set of predefined criteria (donor, DAC sector, location, project status, funding type and MDGs) and offer tables and geographic maps for analysis; notes that this kind of data base is also essential for strengthened coordination and harmonization among donors and alignment with the government of the recipient country;

87. In order to increase transparency and public acceptance of development projects funded fully or partially by the EU or the Member States, calls for creating an electronic data base that provides information on ODA; believes that this data base should enable users to track all EU donors’ and, if applicable, United Nations Agencies’ projects and programs in all recipient countries, who finances them, and which organization implements them; takes the view that it should be user-friendly and accessible to all through the Internet an ...[+++]d that it should have a function which makes it easy to search for specific information through a set of predefined criteria (donor, DAC sector, location, project status, funding type and MDGs) and offer tables and geographic maps for analysis; notes that this kind of data base is also essential for strengthened coordination and harmonization among donors and alignment with the government of the recipient country;

There is also a need for user-friendly homepages for the blind, also electronically-accessible online sign-language services in electronic form for the deaf; appropriate, statutory objectives to ensure subtitling for the hard-of-hearing; free software and solutions in order to encourage the spread of digital literacy and fulfil the earlier eEurope initiatives.

Those services shall be easy to use and accessible via the Internet or any other appropriate means of telecommunication available to the public.