Examples of using To patent in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Programming
To patent it would be to risk diminishing our capacity for research
The Directive makes it possible to patent a programmed computer or programmed network or a process implemented through the execution of a programme.
are covered by the TTBE only when they are ancillary to patent and know-how licences seems to have created uncertainty
quality which could be subject respectively to patent or trademark protection.
was strangely allowed to patent these more advanced machines in his own name.
while a handful of multinational pharmaceutical monopolies continue to patent, profit from and speculate with drugs,
namely whether the right to health should take precedence over the right to patent.
the Spanish Patents and Trade Marks Office to patent their inventions.
We all know that US multinationals have managed to patent aspects as trivial as clicking a button to close a window on a screen, or the idea of
We are opposed to patents on pure software and wish to protect classic patent law.
This is particularly the case with regard to patents, governance and transparency of collecting societies.
Intangible assets refer to patents, licenses, other intellectual property rights and know-how.
I am not among those who object to patents in principle.
Spain, Ireland and the Netherlands have also set targets related to patents.
Long service life of the diaphragm due to patented seal adjuster US-Pat. 5 377 956.
Europe must develop more competitive technologies up to patented prototype stage.
My second point relates to patents on genetic discoveries.
living processes must not be subject to patents.
Specifically, for example, it makes no sense to extend criminal protection to patents- to intellectual property- which in reality is protected in the civil field,
I am not opposed to patents in general, but I cannot consent to the adoption of this directive in the version proposed by the Council,