Sentence examples for disputed work from inspiring English sources

If the court says that publishers have no automatic right to put disputed work into an electronic archive, then we must consider deleting it.

The disputed work, a multi-screen cinema piece called The Long Road to Mazatlan, made by Julien and featuring De Frutos as both choreographer and dancer, will be part of the artist's exhibition at Tate Britain, central London, which opens to the public on Wednesday.

A13 Disputed Work Rules Expected The Clinton administration is expected to issue workplace safety regulations next week that are vehemently opposed by business groups and that defy Congressional Republicans, whose concern about the rules was a stumbling block to an agreement on a final federal budget.

A "joint work" in this circuit "requires each author to make an independently copyrightable contribution" to the disputed work.

2. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Sometimes the notoriety of a disputed work exceeds its fame as an artistic object.

Feinerman's verdict, at the close of a seven-day trial, in 2016, was conclusive: Doig "absolutely did not paint the disputed work".

The worth of the 400 disputed works?

To stimulate discussion that might lead to more attributions, the curators have hung several other disputed works.

This is not the first time that two museums have joined forces to seek legal confirmation that they own disputed works.

Beginning in the mid-1990s, Ms. Rosales sold most of the disputed works through the East 70th Street offices of Knoedler & Company, which was at the time New York's oldest gallery.

Moreover, because the deals are premised on physical repatriation, they have ignored more enlightened solutions, like granting title to a foreign government but keeping disputed works in American museums on loan.