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1 Schutz
Schutz m 1. RECHT protection (geistiges Eigentum); 2. UMWELT, WIWI protection • unter dem Schutz von GEN under the umbrella of* * *m 1. < Recht> geistiges Eigentum protection; 2. <Umwelt, Vw> protection ■ unter dem Schutz von < Geschäft> under the umbrella of* * *Schutz
protection, defence, defense (US), security, covering, (Fürsorge) care, (Geleit) safeguard, escort, (mil.) cover[ing], (Obdach) shelter, harbo(u)rage, (Obhut) custody, safety;
• unter dem Schutz der UNO under the umbrella of the UNO;
• verfassungsrechtlich gebotener Schutz constitutional mandate;
• persönlicher Schutz bodyguard;
• [angemessener] sozialer Schutz [proper] social protection;
• strafrechtlicher Schutz protection under criminal law;
• urheberrechtlicher Schutz protection under copyright;
• Schutz vor steuerlichen Belastungen tax shelter;
• Schutz der internationalen Beziehungen functional protection;
• konsularischer Schutz für Bürger der Europäischen Union consular protection for the citizens of the European Union;
• Schutz personenbezogener Daten protection of personal data;
• effektiver Schutz vor Diskriminierung effective protection against discrimination;
• rechtlicher Schutz gegen Diskriminierung von Lesben und Schwulen legal protection against discrimination for lesbians and gay men;
• Schutz gutgläubiger Dritter protection of third parties acting in good faith;
• Schutz geistigen Eigentums protection by copyright, protection of intellectual property;
• Schutz vor inflationären Entwicklungen inflation shelter;
• maximaler Schutz vor Fälschungen (Banknoten) maximum protection against forgery;
• Schutz von Gebrauchsmusterrechten protection of registered designs (Br.);
• gleicher Schutz durch die Gesetze protection of the law;
• Schutz der menschlichen Gesundheit protection of human health;
• Schutz der Intimsphäre (von Persönlichkeitsrechten) right of privacy;
• gegenseitiger Schutz von Kapitalanlagen reciprocal protection of investments;
• Schutz des ungeborenen Lebens protection of unborn life;
• Schutz der Menschenwürde protection of human dignity;
• Schutz von Minderheiten protection of minorities;
• Schutz im Netz (Internet) protection on the network;
• Schutz durch Patente protection of inventions;
• Schutz natürlicher Personen protection of individuals;
• Schutz der Persönlichkeitsrechte protection of personal rights;
• Schutz der Privatsphäre protection of private sphere;
• Schutz des Regenwaldes protection of the tropical forest;
• Schutz des Trinkwassers drinking-water protection;
• Schutz der Umwelt protection of the environment;
• Schutz gegen Umweltverschmutzung environmental protection;
• Schutz von Warenzeichen protection of trademarks;
• Schutz der Wasserqualität water quality protection;
• diplomatischen und konsularischen Schutz besitzen (genießen) to be entitled to diplomatic and consular protection;
• Schutz vor einer ungerechtfertigten Kündigung bieten to protect against unfair dismissal;
• Schutz gewähren to provide with cover, (Patent) to afford protection;
• sozialen Schutz modernisieren to modernise social protection;
• Schutz gegen Geldfälschung verstärken to increase protection against counterfeiting;
• Schutzablauf (Patent) expiration;
• verfassungsrechlich gebotener Schutzauftrag constitutional mandate;
• Schutzbefohlener charge, custodee (Mündel) ward in chancery;
• Schutzbereich eines Patents scope of a patent.
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