Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Munich convention in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The first attempt to grant a European patent was under the Munich Convention.
Consistent and simultaneous development of the Regulation on the Community patent and of the Munich Convention.
The European patent system is based on the Munich Convention of 1973, which is an intergovernmental agreement.
Moreover, a Community patent would be valid in fewer countries than a patent issued under the Munich Convention.
The governments of the individual Member States still had considerable difficulties over the question of acceding to the Munich Convention.
Appeals against administrative decisions relating to the Community patent will be governed by the procedures provided for by the Munich Convention 2.4.5.2.
The future Community patent will be a European patent designating the territory of the Community pursuant to the provisions of the Munich Convention.
This will call for some amendments to the Munich Convention which would need to be agreed by another diplomatic conference on the Munich Convention10.
fees payable by the contracting parties to the Munich Convention, in the United States
that the Community should, at some stage, accede to the Munich Convention which established the European Patents Office.
Unless otherwise provided for, the terms used in this Regulation shall have the same meaning as the corresponding terms used in the Munich Convention.
which refers to the Munich Convention concerning the duration of protection,
This is necessary to ensure harmony between the work carried out at Community level and that undertaken in the framework of the Munich Convention.
What is more, several Central and Eastern European countries1 have been invited to accede to the Munich Convention from 1 July 2002 at the earliest.
The Community Regulation will necessarily need to conform with the requirements of the Munich Convention so that the Community can accede as a member of the Convention. .
It is nevertheless intended that it will grant Community patents by virtue of the Community's accession to the Munich Convention and of a revision of that Convention. .
The principle of conversion and the procedures for its application should be the subject of negotiations in the context of the Community's accession to the Munich Convention.
An alternative which could be discussed would be to to bring the Munich Convention into the Community ambit and to conclude association agreements with the other contracting states.
A Community patent will be introduced by allowing the European Community, as a single entity, to become a member of the Munich Convention which created the European Patent Organisation.
the French delegation suggested convening an intergovernmental conference in order to review the European patents system twenty years after the entry into force of the Munich Convention.