Examples of using Online interface in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
limit customers' access to their online interface for reasons related to the nationality,
to require information society service providers to restrict access to the online interface, including by requesting a relevant third party to implement such measures.
limit a customer's access to the trader's online interface for reasons related to the customer's nationality,
simple access to the online interface that the consumer initially sought to access.
(15)‘online interface' means any software,
Online interface' means any software,
which comprises a publicly accessible database of books under the Single Price for Books Act and an online interface allowing Slovenian publishers to enter information on books into the database.
such as the IP address used when accessing an online interface, the address submitted for the delivery of goods,
The mere fact that the trader does not block/limit access to its online interface for consumers from another Member State or does not apply
limitation of clients' access to the trader's online interface or redirection with respect to certain consumers
access to an online interface, access to goods
redirect that customer to a version of the trader's online interface that is different from the online interface to which the customer initially sought access,
redirect customers to a version of their online interface that is different from the online interface which the customer originally sought to access,
Access to online interfaces.
(h a)'geo-blocking' means unjustified access limitation to certain online interfaces through the use of technological measures
However, other rules such as no blocking of access to online interfaces, no re-routing without the customer's consent
However, where a foreign customer seeks access to such online interfaces and specific offers, in accordance with one given set of terms
Full and equal access to online interfaces in the form of a mobile application should include the possibility for the consumer to download
Prevention of access to online interfaces and redirecting are regarded as a practise that causes frustration to customers
more other payment service providers, which can be accessed via online interfaces.