Translation of "Beschreibenden charakter" in English

The small amount of literature available is essentially descriptive.

Our product descriptions are of a general and descriptive nature only.

Notice the descriptive nature of these verses.

The information on the Oehler.ch Website has a describing character as a whole.

As a whole the information at the EgoKiefer website is exclusively descriptive in nature.

The use of brand names and protected trade marks only serves a descriptive purpose.

The information on the Kaba website is purely of a descriptive nature.

The information on the DMC website on the whole is descriptive.

Joint actions of this kind can be devised for more precisely defined subjects and should be less descriptive in nature.

The 2002 NAP is more analytical than descriptive, emphasising policies instead of measures.

I wanted to make designs that were also "decorative", in addition to their descriptive nature.

As with most parrots, the scientific name of the Lineolated Parakeet "Bolborhynchus lineola " has a describing character.

It is precisely because the contested mark is not descriptive that it can be applied for as a Community trade mark.

This work, which integrated concepts from ligand field theory and physical organic chemistry, signaled a shift from a highly descriptive nature of coordination chemistry to a more quantitative science.

In holding that "Doublemint" could not be characterised as exclusively descriptive and could therefore be registered as a Community trade mark, the Court of First Instance applied a test based on whether the mark was "exclusively descriptive", which is not the test laid down by the regulation on the Community trade mark.

It should be stated, at the outset, that by its first plea, even though it has formally pleaded an error in law, the appellant is seeking, in essence, to call into question the factual assessment carried out by the Court of First Instance and, in particular, to dispute the probative value of a number of facts which led the Court of First Instance to find that OHIM was not obliged to undertake additional research where it was sufficiently certain as regards the descriptive character of the components EURO and HYPO and of the word EUROHYPO.

According to the appellant, the Court of First Instance examined only the descriptive character of the components EURO and HYPO taken separately, and examined the overall impression produced by the mark only as a secondary issue.

Admittedly, in the same paragraph, the Court of First Instance stated that a mark consisting of a word composed of elements, each of which is descriptive of the characteristics of those goods or services in respect of which registration is sought, is itself descriptive of the characteristics of those goods and services.

The report is more descriptive than analytical but, according to the Commission, future reports will combine provision of data and analysis leading to conclusions and recommendations for policymakers.

The 2009 report is more descriptive than analytical but, according to the Commission, future reports will combine provision of data and analysis leading to conclusions and recommendations for policymakers.

This year's report adopts a more analytical and less descriptive approach, where possible placing the Commission's monitoring of Com munity law in the context of the Community's po litical and legislative programme.

In the present case, OHIM restricted itself to an analysis of the descriptive character of the individual components EURO and HYPO without making findings of fact on the word mark EURO-HYPO as a whole.

The Court of First Instance accordingly erred in law by holding that the absence of references to Internet research in relation to the descriptive character of the mark EUROHYPO in the reasoning of the contested decision was not contrary to Article 74(1) of Regulation No 40/94.