parallel imports การใช้

• The government's official position is that the provision only authorizes parallel imports.
• Britain allows parallel imports, but only from within the European Community.
• Parallel imports are often referred to as  grey market products.
• Parallel import licenses would be valid for up to a year but could be renewed.
• Europe's courts have not been the only ones grappling with the issue of parallel imports.
• European law " opposes obstacles imposed by member states against parallel imports of specialty medications,"
• Compulsory licensing and parallel imports expropriate our patent rights.
• The real threats are gray market, parallel imports.
• Fears, real or otherwise, are also at the center of the fighting over so-called parallel imports.
• This means that an originator may offer an advantageous price to undercut the generic or parallel import.
• ACTA does not address parallel imports.
• A lot of parallel imports come from places like India, and half the time there are no active ingredients.
• In 2000, the Australian Government resolved to remove parallel import restrictions from a range of products except cars, books.
• They want tighter limits on the use of compulsory licenses and are working toward a worldwide ban on parallel imports.
• French automakers are also to blame for the parallel imports because they charge higher prices to faithful customers at home.
• "No, we're not asking for a ban on parallel imports or compulsory licensing, " said Jacqueline Wallace, a Roche press spokeswoman.
• Erik invested his share of the bounty with Roo who tried to parallel import wine from his native Ravensburg into Krondor.
• "Version 2.0 " was released in Japan on May 4, a week ahead of the international street date, to counteract parallel imports.
• At the same time, the council estimates, " parallel imports "-- a euphemism for smuggled gold-- fell 60 percent to 10 tons.
• The remainder came from duty-free allowances, recycled scrap and what the World Gold Council calls " parallel imports, " a euphemism for smuggling.