Sentence examples for cease copying from inspiring English sources

However, a recent court filing by one of Apple's lawyers revealed it could be willing to license Samsung some of its "lower-level patents", but in return Samsung would need to agree to "cease copying the features and functionality" of Apple's products.

This is where you cease to copy and start to just cook from the heart and soul.

Thirty years after Aspen ceased publication, copies of the actual magazines are rarely found outside museum libraries and dusty flea-market bins.

Although most Alu copies have ceased to replicate, the current rate of Alu retrotransposition in humans is estimated to be one new insertion in every 20 live births (Cordaux et al. 2006), resulting in potentially 300 million recent Alu insertions in human populations globally (Bennett et al. 2008) with a potential for profound impact on human biology.

He has written repeatedly to HarperCollins -- owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. -- demanding it "cease publication" and "withdraw" copies of Triple Cross, which was originally published in hard cover in 2006.

Heyer completed a detailed analysis of the alleged plagiarisms for her solicitors, and while the case never came to court and no apology was received, the copying ceased.

In the months following the companies' initial press release, we gave the joint venture a lot of grief for failing to pick a name for the project, eventually settling on a name – Hulu – that meant "cease" and "desist" in Swahili, copying Google's mission statement, and receiving not the greatest vote of confidence from NBC Universal's own chief digital officer.

Not only because if Aereo prevails it will not have to pay retransmission fees, but because every cable company will copy the technology and cease to pay them as well.

The Daily News recently sent Mail Online a cease-and-desist order for copying its April 25 story about a woman breast-pumping on an American Airlines flight.

In common with the mainstream press, it seems likely that web-based editions of the magazine will grow in relative importance, but we do not foresee a time when the hard copy product will cease to be the main vehicle.

RINJ Foundation provided VICE News with a copy of a cease and desist letter from a law firm that said it was representing Maman.