Traduction de «couvert par des droits » (Français → Anglais) :

copyrighted [ copyright protected ]

copyright works

select glassware | select glasswares for serving | determine glassware for use and inspect for cleanliness | select glassware for serving

covered put sale | covered put write | covered put writing

covered call sale | covered call write | covered call writing | covered short call

double tiered cutlery tray [ double-tiered cutlery tray | double tier cutlery tray | double level cutlery tray | two tier cutlery tray ]

covered interest arbitrage

Assistive cutlery

senior lecturer in law | university law teacher | law lecturer | law professor

business laws | business norms | business law | the law of business

Member States should ensure effective legal protection in the fields covered by Union law.

I. whereas the scope of Article 2 TEU is not restricted by the limitation of Article 51(1) of the Charter, whereas the scope of Article 7 TEU is not limited to the policy areas covered by EU law, and whereas as a consequence the EU can also act in the event of a breach of, or a clear risk of a breach of, the common values in areas falling under Member States’ competences;

This right needs to be balanced against an individuals right to access to information and, furthermore, sanctions should only be targeted at the larger commercial exploiters of copyright material.

9. Stresses that the transfer of clean-energy technology to developing countries is central to tackling climate change and meeting the Millennium Development Goals; notes that at the 2005 Gleneagles summit, G8 leaders recognised the need for greater international co-operation and coordination of research and development of energy technologies; notes further that, at the same time, the Heads of Government of Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, China and India issued a joint statement with a view to building a new paradigm for international cooperation in the future, including improved participation in RD, international funding for technology transfer, and a concerted effort to address issues relating to Intellectual Property Rights (IPR); calls ...[+++] on the Commission to address IPR-related barriers to the acquisition of existing proprietary clean-energy technology through dialogue on the basis of further work analysing how international funds and public-private initiatives have fostered technology transfer covered by IPRs in other fields; calls on the Commission to explore the potential for new kinds of global public-private-partnerships in technologies to tackle climate change, drawing experience from international agreements to support IPR access to anti-retroviral drugs for developing countries.