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1 rejection of a patent application
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > rejection of a patent application
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2 отказ в выдаче патента
1) Economy: refusal of a patent2) Patents: refusal of patent, rejection of a patent3) Business: patent refusal, rejection of patentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отказ в выдаче патента
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3 отказ от патента
1) Economy: abandonment of a patent2) Patents: abandonment of patent, rejection of patent, surrender of patent -
4 отказ от патента
abandonment of patent, rejection of patentРусско-английский словарь по патентам и товарным знакам > отказ от патента
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5 отказ
сущ.( отклонение) refusal;rejection;( отрицание) denial;(аннулирование, отрицание тж) renunciation;repudiation;retraction;( денонсация) denunciation;(от права, претензии и т.п.) abandonment;disclaimer;renouncement;renunciation;remission;surrender;waiver;withdrawal- отказ в пересмотре
- отказ в правосудии
- отказ от договора
- отказ от иммунитета
- отказ от наследства
- отказ от обвинения
- отказ от ответственности
- отказ от предложения
- отказ от собственности
- отказ от
- завещательный отказ
- предусмотренный законом отказ
- частичный отказотказ от иска (искового требования) — disclaimer (renunciation, withdrawal) of a suit; remission of a claim
отказ от несения воинской службы — ( по религиозным или иным убеждениям) conscientious objection
отказ от правового титула — abandonment (renunciation, surrender) of a legal title
отказ от принятия товара — non-acceptance; rejection of the goods
акт \отказа от права — quitclaim
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6 отклонение заявки на патент
Patents: rejection of a patent applicationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отклонение заявки на патент
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