Examples of using Doha declaration in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Doha Declaration 2008 from the UN Conference on Financing for Development lays the cornerstone for action"to increase tax income through modern tax systems,
This Decision gives the WTO members, in application of paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on TRIPs, the option of granting compulsory licences for the production
Implementation of the Decision of 30 August 2003 on paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement
from exercising their right, laid down in the Doha declarations, to use or import generic drugs.
Doha declaration: Bull.
Supports the Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health(implemented through Regulation 816/2006);
We also agree with the ACP countries' view on the need to maintain the scope of the Doha declaration.
This is a first step in the European Union's compliance with the spirit of the Doha Declaration on TRIPS and public health.
In November 2001, the developing countries were rejoicing in the Doha Declaration, which authorised them to have recourse to compulsory licences for public health reasons.
The Commission has been able to reaffirm its attachment to the Doha declaration on the TRIPS agreement on public health
Achieved in difficult circumstances, the Doha declaration on public health of November 2001 was an important first step towards helping the populations of developing countries and promoting their interests.
unequivocal reference to the Doha declaration on intellectual property,
In case of a serious public health problem, and I reiterate the terms of the Doha Declaration, the WTO mechanism allowing generic medicines to be imported can and must be activated.
The Doha Declaration gave a mandate for negotiations in the field of environment
This proposal seems to us to be the most simple and, ultimately, the most likely to resolve the problem raised in the Doha Declaration which has forced us to seek a solution to this issue.
Would the Commission confirm that the EU will press for a solution which ensures access to medicines for WTO member countries on terms equivalent to those set out in the Doha Declaration on TRIPS and medicines?
Fourthly, ACTA explicitly recognises the importance of guaranteeing access to medicines, by referring to the Doha Declaration on the matter, as well as by explicitly excluding patent infringements from the sections on border and penal enforcement.
Recently, in November 2001, the development cycle initiated by the Doha Declaration set the objective of reducing these trade distortions further,
The absence of solutions to the famous paragraph 6 of the Doha declaration on access to medicines proves that our governments are under pressure from the pharmaceuticals firms
I of course support the amendment calling for the provisions of the Doha Declaration on medicines to be implemented,