Sentence examples for Putting into circulation from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 is inapplicable because the exhaustion of the distribution right under that provision always presupposes the putting into circulation of a physical copy of the program by the rightholder or with his consent.
That provision attaches the legal consequence of exhaustion of the distribution right to the first sale of a copy of the program and does not necessarily presuppose the putting into circulation of a physical copy of the program.
Elena learns immediately to make use of the scholastic environment, as she will later learn to make use of the many other spaces she occupies over the course of her life, at the same time gathering and subterraneously putting into circulation some of her friend's strength.
The term chuan, translated here as "transmission", has the connotation of publishing or putting into circulation and is thus compatible with imagining Buddhist understanding as being transferred from person-to-person, from place-to-place and from generation-to-generation by means of textually-manifested teachings.
Napper is clear about the need for further corporate and government responsibility: "The industry needs to take more ownership on what they're making and putting into circulation," she says.
Imogen is clear about the need for further corporate and government responsibility: "The industry needs to take more ownership on what they're making and putting into circulation," she says.
The success or failure of any technological intervention is to a large part determined not by any putative inherent feature of the technology, but the manner in which it is put into circulation amidst existing networks and complex social relations.
Sixteen million copies of the popular coin were put into circulation.
A new 500-tugrik note bearing the portrait of Genghis Khan was put into circulation.
Additional sums had already been put into circulation, the police said, without specifying the exact amount.
Many books donated to the American Library were simply marked with a bookplate and put into circulation.
