Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A designation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Conversion of a designation of the European Community through an international registration into a national trade mark application or into a designation of Member States.
Symbol: a designation of a concept by letters,
The stages of the practice are given only as a designation of the degree of difficulty in the implementation of the stop-start technique.
The Commission also assesses any objections to the registration of a designation submitted by third parties.
Reformed Church is a designation for the church and community formations,
Joint declaration by the Contracting Parties on wines entitled to a designation of origin.
Let us dwell on the fact that the name Agniya was understood by the ancients as a designation of the purity and innocence of its owner.
was the first to receive a designation of origin in Spain.
The English word,, Syriac” means strictly speaking nothing but the Aramean dialect,, Syriac”; a designation for our language.
The new rules worsen the situation for people coming from so-called safe countries of origin- a designation many experts find problematic.
is not there[independently] in between, is but a designation, a reference.
Green Ethernet as a designation.
some private projects have received a designation beginning with"N.
Action must be taken to stamp out fraudulent use of a designation by products that do not come from the protected geographical area.
Four, the Commission does not clearly lay down a designation enabling the consumer to make an enlightened choice, based on concrete information.
Scotch ale" was first used as a designation for strong ales exported from Edinburgh in the 18th century.
This is a designation reserved for areas with little
Model M is a designation for a group of computer keyboards manufactured by IBM starting in 1984,
A designation may also be revoked by an Act of Congress,