Examples of using Sub-office in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
one in the centre of Crest-Voland(behind the church) and a sub-office at Place du Cernix.
at the Jena Sub-Office or at the Technical Information Centre in Berlin(TIZ)
European or international patent applications and other subsequent documents filed with the Vienna sub-office shall be forwarded to one of the filing offices,
The Berlin Sub-Office was put in charge of this task
The EPO's sub-office in Vienna is not a filing office.
At the end of 1992, the Berlin Sub-Office received responsibility for several trade mark classes.
The Berlin Sub-Office initially received the rank of a department.
In 1998, Thuringia received the sub-office of an"Obere Bundesbehörde"(upper federal authority),
Before this date the sub-office in Berlin was not a filing office, nor was a letter-box installed.
Initially, the Berlin Sub-Office was primarily responsible for the old stocks of IP applications from the former GDR.
The Berlin Sub-Office of the German Patent Office essentially contributed to the introduction of the International Patent Classification(IPC) on 1 January 1975.
File administration of the approximately 780,000 registered trade marks is managed at the Jena Sub-Office.
a trust agency under the authority of the Berlin Senate, into the Sub-Office of the German Patent Office.
The enquiry units of the DPMA in Munich, in the Jena sub-office and in the Technical Information Centre(TIZ)
The DPMA enquiry units are located in Munich, in the Jena Sub-Office and in the Information and Service Centre Berlin.
Trade Mark Office also has a sub-office in Germany's capital Berlin.
A7, its Jena sub-office will also be closed on the following day.
However, as pointed out in paragraph 1 above, at all times prior to 1 July 1989 the Berlin sub-office of the EPO was not authorised to receive documents intended for filing at the EPO.
On 1 September 1998, the then President of the German Patent Office, Norbert Haugg(1 August 1995- 31 January 2000), opened the Jena Sub-Office in Thuringia and at the same time established the Technical Information Centre in Berlin,
since it was not permitted to file any documents intended for the EPO at the sub-office of the EPO in Berlin.