Sentence examples for display of the material from inspiring English sources

The exhibition ranks as "the largest and certainly the most revisionist" display of the material ever organized, Mr. Hunter said.

The court also said Yahoo's display of the material in France had violated a section of France's criminal code, which reflects still raw memories of World War II.

(e) Display of the material safety data sheet (MSDS) in the working area is to be made mandatory.

A 50-Hz electrical stimulation was given for 3 s from 1 s before the display of the material (i.e., during the latter half of the fixation period) to 2 s after the display of the material.

In both tasks, each trial started with a fixation period of 2 s, followed by display of the material (one picture for naming; a written probe surrounded by 10 pictures for matching) for 8 s, and thus an intertrial interval of 10 s.

Like the law firm's internal copying and display of the copyrighted material in Healthcare Advocates and the defendants' use of the copyrighted memoir in Bond, Schwegman's allegedly infringing internal copying of the Articles took on an evidentiary character.

In addition, observations were carried out at existing RRCs to check the availability, usage, display of the IEC materials provided by UNICEF.

Previously women have successfully argued they were discriminated against because of the display of explicit material in the workplace, but there has never been a publicised legal case against any major retailer.

It looks set to be an impressive skeleton and although it is likely to be some time before the material can be prepared for research and display, the nature of the material recovered so far suggests that it is in superb condition.

(The face-to-face teaching exemption does permit the display of internet material inside the classroom). Also note that TEACH contains many conditions and exceptions, including an exception for textbooks, coursepacks or other works that are typically purchased or acquired by students.

French law prohibits the display of such material, and e-commerce experts in the United States have expressed concern over whether the case might set a precedent requiring American Internet companies to comply with foreign laws.