Sentence examples for because copyrights from inspiring English sources

Because "copyrights are a tool to be used by creators to earn a living from their work," he added, it is important to ensure "a fair marketplace".

Not the program code, because copyright law protects this.

This is a risky strategy, however, because copyright law has proved to be highly elastic.

Mr. Lessig argues that this has occurred because copyright itself has changed.

Because copyright laws are so difficult to enforce, media companies have little leverage when negotiating financial terms with distributors.

Mr. Wharton said it was unfair to compare the United States to other countries, because copyright conditions are different.

That was impossible, because copyright covers only the details of a work of authorship, and only restricts copying.

It is because copyright lasts so long that as many as three-quarters of all library books are "orphaned".

Judge Preska denied the N.B.A.'s claim of copyright infringement, because copyright law protects creative expression in a copyrighted work, but not facts included in the work.

The courts almost surely used false premises because copyright law, being more regulatory than proprietary, appears to be counter-intuitive.

Indeed, few 20th-century artists are included in the project's digital collection because copyright owners have not yet given permission.