Examples of using Compulsory licences in English and their translations into German
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Article 48 Compulsory licences in respect of dependent patents.
Article 30 of the EEC Treaty- Patents- Compulsory licences Full Court.
Is the granting of two compulsory licences not too burdensome?
Shortly before Cancún a solution for“cross-border compulsory licences” was agreed on.
Only under exceptional circumstances, then, does it really make sense to award compulsory licences.
The Commission's role would be to grant compulsory licences in respect of the Community patent.
Article 47 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the grant of compulsory licences for lack or insufficiency of exploitation of a national patent.
WTO Members failed to reach an agreement meant to give developing countries better access to imported generic medicines manufactured under compulsory licences by the agreed deadline.
the TRIPs discussions on enabling developing countries to use of compulsory licences to manufacture the drugs they need?
The Declaration recognises that each WTO Member has the right to grant compulsory licences and the freedom to determine the grounds upon which such licences are granted.
the European Union must therefore defend the application of the entitlement to compulsory licences in the Millennium Round.
the proposal for this regulation is intended to facilitate compulsory licences for the manufacture of medicines destined for countries with public health problems.
When, moreover, the copyright has expired and compulsory licences have been granted,
Subject to conditions, the Decision waives certain obligations concerning the issue of compulsory licences set out in the TRIPS Agreement, to address the
It moves the EU beyond the current stalemate at the WTO regarding the granting of'compulsory licences' to pharmaceutical products to combat diseases which afflict millions of people in the developing world.
competent authorities should take into account existing compulsory licences for the same products
Derogations can affect temporary protection for reasons of general interest compulsory licences when right holders refuse to grant licences in certain countries, or the case of medicines in the event of human or animal epidemics.
  Art. 40 d 1 H. Compulsory licences for the export of pharmaceutical products.
  Art. 40 a 1 E. Compulsory licences in the field of semi-conductor technology.
Compulsory licences in the field of semi-conductor technology.