Traduction de «exception d'état » (Français → Anglais) :

International transport (freight and passengers) CPC 7211 and 7212 less cabotage transport | 1 (a)Liner shipping: none(b)Bulk, tramp, and other international shipping, including passenger transportation; none2.None3 (a)Establishment of registered company for the purpose of operating a fleet under the national flag of the State of establishment: unbound for all Member States except LV and MT: None(b)Other forms of commercial presence for the supply of international maritime transport services (as defined below under Definitions concerning maritime transport): none4 (a)Ships' crews: unbound(b)Key personnel employed in relation to a commercial presence as defined under mode 3(b) above: Unbound except as indicated in the horizontal section und ...[+++]er (i) and (ii) | 1 (a)Mode 1 (a) Liner trade: none, other than the exceptional case where a Member States would have to enforce EC Regulation 954/79, article 2, par. 2 (b)None2.None3 (a)Unbound for all Member States except LV and MT: None(b)None4 (a)Unbound except as indicated in the horizontal section under (i) and (ii)(b)Unbound except as indicated in the horizontal section under (i) and (ii) | See footnote [57] |

(35) Whereas a list should be drawn up of exceptions to restricted acts, taking into account the fact that copyright as covered by this Directive applies only to the selection or arrangements of the contents of a database; whereas Member States should be given the option of providing for such exceptions in certain cases; whereas, however, this option should be exercised in accordance with the Berne Convention and to the extent that the exceptions relate to the structure of the database; whereas a distinction should be drawn between exceptions for private use and exceptions for reproduction for private purposes, which concerns provisio ...[+++]ns under national legislation of some Member States on levies on blank media or recording equipment;

Clauses 11(2) and 11(3) of the bill create a series of exceptions to the prohibitions in clause 6, and these exceptions apply to any individual or organization.96 Therefore, these clauses extend interoperability exceptions to the civilian and military officials of foreign states, including non-states parties to the convention, as well as to private individuals.97

Clauses 11(2) and 11(3) of the bill create a series of exceptions to the prohibitions in clause 6, and these exceptions apply to any individual or organization.94 Therefore, these clauses extend interoperability exceptions to the civilian and military officials of foreign states, including non-state parties to the convention, as well as to private individuals.95

The specific exceptions under this clause were designed to permit military cooperation between states parties and non-states parties that might involve prohibited activities, subject to certain other positive obligations.31 The interoperability exception does not authorize states parties to develop, produce or otherwise acquire cluster munitions, to stockpile or transfer cluster munitions themselves, to themselves use cluster munitions, or to expressly request the use of cluster munitions in cases where the choice of munitions used is within their exclusive control.

The specific exceptions under this clause were designed to permit military cooperation between states parties and non-states parties that might involve prohibited activities, subject to certain other positive obligations.32 The interoperability exception does not authorize states parties to develop, produce or otherwise acquire cluster munitions, to stockpile or transfer cluster munitions themselves, to themselves use cluster munitions, or to expressly request the use of cluster munitions in cases where the choice of munitions used is within their exclusive control.