Sentence examples for Patent conflict from inspiring English sources

The state Supreme Court addressed the seven-day deadline for filing certified results set out in Sections 102.111 and 102.112, seeking to resolve a patent conflict between one provision saying that returns filed after seven days "shall" be ignored and another saying that those returns "may" be ignored.

Samsung could offer up Office 365 bundling in exchange for royalty-free device sales in its next patent conflict with Microsoft.

But to grasp the magnitude of Via's success here, you need to know the extent of patent conflict it's been up against.

This critical view was a theme in a long article that Charles Duhigg and I wrote on the smartphone patent conflicts that was published in The Times last month.

The patent conflicts of interest that were celebrated a decade ago as "synergy" gave banks little incentive to act in investors' best interests.

Another is avoiding design patent conflicts when working with factories that also work with big brands (though Mr. Sakuma said making minor changes to designs, like a different leg on a sofa, was enough to avoid conflicts).

While the South Korean front seems to have grown a bit calmer, Apple and Samsung's patent conflicts continue to escalate abroad.

From murder and terrorism to patent conflicts and sexual discrimination lawsuits, courtrooms are home to some of the most important dramas in our society.

After 3 days of hearings, the panel has concluded that the patent conflicted with an article of European patent law that rules out patents involving the use of human embryos for industrial or commercial purposes.

The demand for lawyers to write patent applications and to adjudicate the resulting patent conflicts increased dramatically following the establishment in 1982 of a new U.S. Court of Appeals for intellectual property disputes.

The Chicago Tribune editorial board described Berrios as "a terrible candidate for the powerful office of assessor" and called the Democratic Party of Cook County's slating of Berrios for Assessor a "miserable mistake," citing "his disregard for basic ethical principles" and "patent conflicts of interest".