Sentence examples for against their terms from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when Varsavsky launched Fon, it ran into determined opposition from telecoms businesses, which said that the company's vision of shared Wi-Fi was against their terms of service.

"What we're doing is obviously against their terms of service," said GoGrowthly's co-founder who refused to provide their name.

And as for malicious reviews, which are also against their terms of service, Amazon seems unwilling to remove those that are reported to them.

Update: Tinder confirms to TechCrunch that this is indeed against their Terms of Service, and says it will continue to take steps to keep bots and fakes off of the service.

So if they say it is against their terms of service then you CANNOT DO IT.

The two women lost their appeals against their jail terms last October, but a third band member - Yekaterina Samutsevich - was freed with a suspended jail sentence.

Governments often act against their long-term interests in pursuit of short-term thinking, thus we have two billion people living in places with heavy restrictions on access to online information.

Whoever ultimately steps into the executive director's chair will have to tread carefully, Ganis says, balancing the players' short-term interests (their share of the pie), against their long-term interests (making the pie larger).

I believe courts should generally read statutes as written, but the should also read their terms against the backdrop of the legal rules that help define these terms, and principles such as the rule of lenity, and the presumption against readings that produce absurd results.

The banks reported a range of factors working against their short-term recovery.

It encourages corporate borrowers to put up "highly liquid and easy-to-value collateral, such as U.S. government obligations," against their short-term debts.