Sentence examples for be sued for using from inspiring English sources

Galen Moore explains how your business could be sued for using Pinterest.

Mr. Gingrich is not the only Republican politician to be sued for using a hit song by musicians, many of whom have less conservative political beliefs.

To hear the old timers tell it, it was Apache that won the mainstream over to open source by 1) providing a really good server (that happened to be free) and 2) having a license that made it very clear that a company wouldn't be sued for using it for commercial purposes, even if they built some custom software on top of it.

They also ruled the officers could not be sued for using excessive force because Taser laws at the time were unclear.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the officers in the Brooks case could not be sued for using excessive force for deploying the Taser, because laws surrounding the use of stun guns were unclear at the time.

In Aleppo city, road repairs were unsatisfactory, the supplier was sued for using substandard material and the cash recouped.

Assume that something is copyrighted until proven otherwise, recommends dating blogger Roni Loren, who was sued for using a picture from Google images.

Now the boutique hotel, which numbers its guest rooms and stocks them with books according to Melvil Dewey's century-old library classification system, is being sued for using it.

Indeed, a bill before Congress this year would prevent copyright owners from being sued for using such self-protective measures as spoofing and the deliberate downloading of files at a rate so slow that other users give up.

The complaint also alleges that while he committed his crimes, Holtzclaw was being sued for using excessive force against a black man, Clifton Darnell Armstrong, that resulted in Armstrong's death, an event which should have triggered his suspension or greater scrutiny.

Instead, he's being sued for using a simple copy-protection system found in almost all Android programs.