Sentence examples for concerning intellectual from inspiring English sources
concerning intellectual copyrights and market access.
The automakers' announcement had been anticipated last October but was delayed over protracted negotiations concerning intellectual property, according to sources familiar with the agreement.
Thus, La Réforme intellectuelle et morale (1871), concerning intellectual and moral reform, argues that France, to achieve national regeneration, must follow the example set by Prussia after the Battle of Jena in 1806.
(Bert and administrative dean, Henry Meadow, drove a hard bargain). It was overseen by an external review committee and was the basis of new institutional policies concerning intellectual property.
The University's policies concerning intellectual property are intended to further its central mission--the sustained production, preservation, and dissemination of knowledge--while exercising due care for its fiduciary responsibility for the resources it administers.
In his response, released under the Freedom of Information Act, to the UK Centre for Tobacco Studies at the University of Bath, Marland assures Crosby his staff are working hard to ensure the "legal position concerning intellectual property rights and standardised packaging is clear and that our domestic and international obligations are understood".
Naturally, it wasn't long before Napster became the object of lawsuits concerning intellectual-property rights.
The figure was much higher than had been expected and called into question last year's statement by Bob Dudley, BP's boss, that it had "turned a corner" after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.A big trial began in San Jose, California, concerning intellectual-property rights in the design of touch-screen smartphones.
The courts, they say, have treated the section of the Constitution that concerns intellectual property rights as utilitarian doctrine subject to Congressional interpretation.
Scotus's much bolder claim concerns intellectual intuitive cognition, by which the intellect cognizes a particular thing as existing at that very moment.
But the question also concerns intellectuals: what should and could be a democratically elaborated political action against the crisis at the European level?
