This requirement is firmly grounded in the Act's text, which defines "perform" in active, affirmative terms: One "perform[s]" a copyrighted "audiovisual work," such as a movie or news broadcast, by "show[ing] its images in any sequence" or "mak[ing] the sounds accompanying it audible". §101.
ADS attempts to convert this inaction into an affirmative, impeding act by phrasing Blackstone's inaction in affirmative terms, for example, that Blackstone was "rejecting proposals" by failing to accept the OCC's demands.
The Verily project (Verily) crowdsources the task of verification by seeking rapid crowdsource evidence (in terms of an affirmative or negative answer) to answer verification questions.
The Supreme Court, which is already hearing an affirmative action case in its coming term, is deciding whether to review an appeals court decision upholding the Voting Rights Act in the face of a constitutional challenge by Shelby County, Ala.
However, in the fragment: ' This overproduction is responsible not only for bone formation but also for…' the term ' not only' actually supports an affirmative statement.
But his particular gimmick, a "pledge" to never cast an affirmative vote for higher taxes, had become influential on its own terms.
16. "From any affirmative there follows a negative by changing the predicate according to finite and infinite, keeping the rest the same, but there is no formal consequence from a negative to an affirmative, although there is a consequence under the assumption that all of the terms supposit for something".
A tie vote defeats an affirmative motion.
The main application yields an affirmative answer to [C.
Such questions received an affirmative answer by Hebey Vaugon forp=2.
They answer with an affirmative roar.
