Sentence examples for admitted infringement from inspiring English sources

Novopharm admitted infringement of Form 2, but argued that the Form 2 patent was inherently anticipated in the Form 1 patent, since their attempts to prepare Form 1 according to Example 32 led to Form 2.

In addition, Gallaher, Asda, First Quench, One Stop Stores, Somerfield and TM Retail received reductions in their fines because, following the OFT's initial report two years ago, they each admitted liability in respect of the infringements alleged against them and agreed to a streamlined procedure enabling parts of the case to be resolved more quickly, reducing the costs of the investigation.

However, S L D Industries admitted in 2002 as it lost a trademark infringement lawsuit brought against it in Minnesota that Wentworth was a "pseudonym".

In 1766, when Franklin was brought to the House of Commons to explain the colonists' refusal to pay the stamp tax, he was asked, "How then could the assembly of Pennsylvania assert, that laying a tax on them by the stamp-act was an infringement of their rights?" It was true, Franklin admitted, that there was nothing specifically to that effect in the colony's charter.

(The Associated Press has reported that Mr. Fairey actually used another photo of Mr. Obama, by The A.P., but the artist said he used the separate picture of Mr. Obama and Mr. Clooney to escape a copyright infringement case with the news service. In February, Mr. Fairey admitted that he had been mistaken and pleaded guilty to fabricating and destroying evidence).

The moniker is a "pseudonym," S L D Industries admitted in a 2002 court document as it was being sued successfully in Minnesota for trademark infringement.

The AP has just released a statement declaring that Shepard Fairey, the artist being accused of copyright infringement for his iconic 'Hope' poster that became ubiquitous during the Obama campaign, has "admitted to the AP that he fabricated and attempted to destroy other evidence in an effort to bolster his fair use case and cover up his previous lies and omissions".

And this past May, shortly after Google admitted that its cars weren't just taking pictures — they had "inadvertently" gathered information, including e-mail passwords, from unprotected WiFi networks ("We screwed up," Sergey Brin, one of Google's founders, said) — 30 European countries banded together to combat Google's infringements on the privacy of citizens.

He admitted.

After two class-action lawsuits for unlicensed songs and copyright infringement were filed against the company by songwriters in as many weeks, Spotify is doing back flips to blame the victim for its admitted failures to lawfully obtain mechanical licenses.

It is mostly informal, and the workers themselves, keen to earn money while they can, are often suspicious of government inspectors.Luis Schmidt, the president of the Fruit Producers Federationn, admits that labour-law infringements expose Chile's fruit exports to the risk of complaints from producers in other countries.