Examples of using Infringement in English and their translations into Czech
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Last but not least, we may also need to resort to other enforcement mechanisms- sometimes maybe to infringement cases, but it is too early now to say that.
We must find ways of avoiding infringement cases to begin with and, should they go to court,
These requirements must be followed to give TomTom legally sufficient notice of the infringement.
I would like to reiterate in this House that I will not shy away from starting infringement proceedings whenever necessary.
Eventually, when our institutional framework has evolved- which we all hope will happen- it will be possible for infringement proceedings to be launched by the Commission, Vice-President.
The judge, well, he may just decide that this task force is nothing more than a recipe for constitutional infringement and shut you all down.
I do not see a political will in the European Commission to enforce these rights and to initiate infringement proceedings against Member States.
Your honor, given the plaintiff's aggressive stance towards my client, we are filing a counterclaim for copyright infringement against Nadine Comer.
I can only agree with Mrs Reding in that the Commission should exercise the right to initiate infringement proceedings in all justified cases.
Insofar as the customer commits such a copyright infringement, AVENTUM reserves the right to serve extraordinary notice on the other existing license agreements with the party responsible for the infringement.
the rights to Google, and the University of Illinois sued one of the co-founders of Netscape for trademark infringement.
will reimburse Formel D for any disadvantages from any infringement of this obligation.
No, but Superlative were none too happy about the infringement, and they have been trying to find out the Midnight Ranger's identity for well over a year.
We have positioned a farmer out there with an air rifle with strict orders to shoot him down if he sees any infringement.
Will there be a follow-up in terms of infringement if that Member State is found to be in breach of its requirements?
we would end up with the absurd situation of the presidency of Parliament initiating infringement proceedings against itself.
By way of example, I would like to recall the 2006 infringement proceedings on radio spectrum allocation in Italy,
The Commission had then initiated infringement proceedings and, in May of last year, proceedings were still underway against two Member States.
Alternatives to infringement procedures are also being studied, with a view to preventing the possible illegal circulation of eggs produced in conventional cages after January 2012.
Why did I not start infringement proceedings like those we started on the basis of the laws?