Sentence examples for case of infringement from inspiring English sources
As yet, not a single piece of evidence has been produced to substantiate the claims made against me, which I believe is a classic case of infringement of academic freedom.
Some courts have stated the rule as being that if a prima facie case of infringement is made, the plaintiff is entitled to a preliminary injunction without a detailed showing of danger of irreparable harm.
The letter included a sample agreement in which the organization would remove Mr. Werlé's name from the article or pay a "contractual fine" of no less than 5,100 euros — about $7,600 at the current rate of exchange — "for each case of infringement," to compensate him for "all loss and emotional suffering incurred" because of prior publication.
There are two main components of this prima facie case of infringement: "a plaintiff must first show that his work was actually copied.... [and] then must show that the copying amounts to an improper or unlawful appropriation". Laureyssens v. Idea Group, Inc., 964 F.2d 131, 139-40 (2d Cir.1992) (quotation marks and citations omitted).
It is a well-considered claim and we believe there is a strong case of infringement".
Says BT: "It is a well-considered claim and we believe there is a strong case of infringement".
Günter Verheugen, the enlargement commissioner, told MEPs there were individual cases of infringement and abuse but the government "does seem to be doing what it can to stop this practice".
That court found several internal YouTube communications that suggested that staff members did indeed have awareness of specific cases of infringement, and may not have acted to remove them expeditiously.
In the most serious cases of infringement or where the situation is debatable, the case could be referred to COPE (the Committee on Publication Ethics).
The Supreme Court's decision to review the Apple design patent ruling could potentially lead to a recalibration of design patent damages in cases of infringement, a chance to better align our policies with modern products often containing thousands of patents.
