Examples of using Patent offices in English and their translations into Swedish
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namely the patent offices in various countries.
Japanese and Korean Patent Offices.
Japanese and Korean Patent Offices.
Secondly, national patent offices' participation could go as far as doing the prior search- a suggestion made earlier this evening by Mrs Palacio Vallelersundi.
It is based on collaboration between national patent offices and local innovation structures,
Further initiatives involving national patent offices, including a pilot action under the 5th Framework Programme for RTD, are planned in this area.
been handed out by the European Patent Office and indeed national patent offices.
On behalf of the EPO and at the request of the applicant, National Patent Offices of Member States having an official language other than the three official languages of the EPO may carry out any task up to
co-operation with national patent offices, SMEs need stronger assistance for efficient use of intellectual
National Patent Offices of Member States having as their official language one of the three EPO languages,
in which 25 national patent offices have no consistent approach,
the date of 21 March 1988 notified to the patent offices was not relevant for the purposes of the issue of SPCs.
advisory functions of patent offices, including training, and to support the efforts of the European Patent
to supplement them appropriately with information gathered from national patent offices.
National patent offices generally are attempting to promote better use of patents by SMEs,
In addition, all patent offices should improve the dissemination of information aimed at enterprises engaged in the software sector,
which is an indication of the speed of our processing- we usually make a final decision before other patent offices.
Under PPH, the patent offices have agreed that an applicant who has filed a first application with a first patent office,
the decisions taken by national patent offices and the European Patent Office may well have been very different, and therefore common European rules could be needed.
and by national patent offices.