Примери за използване на The proprietors на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The proprietors of European patents granted by the European Patent Office,
Most of the proprietors of the commercial Internet have a financial stake in collecting the crumbs of data we leave behind as we flit from link to link- the more crumbs, the better.
The proprietors of European patents granted by the EPO,
is a personal goal of almost all the proprietors of online casino houses.
provided that the proprietors or the representatives are the same in each case.';
now you are claiming to be the proprietors- so who knows what will happen in the future?
may be submitted for two or more marks, upon payment of the required fees for each of the marks, provided that the proprietors or the representatives are the same in each case.
provided that the proprietors or the representatives are the same in each case.'.
The proprietors and health care directors responsible for the establishments referred to in Article 4 who place advertisements in the forms permitted,
case-law as harmful from the competition policy point of view as it enables the proprietors of well-known trade marks to gain monopoly rent without any real benefits to consumers.
as a general rule, pay the proprietors of the trade marks any compensation in respect of that use.
which does not concern the defence, as such, of rights by the proprietors of those rights.
there was a debate before the Court on the question of which party would bear the burden of proving the existence of coordination between the proprietors of parallel marks such as might give rise to unitary control of the kind I described earlier.
It is also common ground that that service is not supplied only to the proprietors of those trade marks or to operators entitled to market their goods or services, but is provided without the consent of the proprietors and is supplied to their competitors or to imitators.
as a general rule, is merely to offer internet users alternatives to the goods or services of the proprietors of those trade marks(see, to that effect, Google France
It is also common ground that that service is not supplied only to the proprietors of those trade marks or to operators entitled to market their goods or services, but, at least in the proceedings in question, is provided without the consent of the proprietors and is supplied to their competitors or to imitators.
case-law as harmful from the competition policy point of view as it enables the proprietors of well-known trade marks to gain monopoly rent without any real benefits to consumers.
On one occasion, the proprietor saw Condé