Sentence examples for distributes the software from inspiring English sources

Realnetworks already distributes the software through the Microsoft Corporation's Web browser, which competes with Netscape.

21 Oracle distributes the software at issue in the main proceedings, namely databank software, in 85% of cases by downloading from the internet.

The cartel distributes the software through thousands of kiosks, markets and stores in the region and demands that sales workers meet weekly quotas, this person says, describing the operation as a "form of extortion" on locals.

Back then, I couldn't face buying something like that in a huge video store, so I actually went directly to the production company that distributes the software and bought it there.

At least six different companies have been distributing the software.

They have called their project Diaspora* and intend to distribute the software free, and to make the code openly available so that other programmers can build on it.

Over the next two years, the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene will distribute the software to about 1,500 medical practices, from small neighborhood doctors' offices to large clinics, including the medical offices at the Rikers Island jail.

Although tens of millions of Windows PC users have seen these irritating programs that purport to warn against malware infections, there are few details about the operators who develop and distribute the software, known as scareware.

In exchange and in consideration for this collaborative work, the copyright holder permits users to copy, modify and distribute the software code subject to conditions that serve to protect downstream users and to keep the code accessible.

Mark Thompson, the author of AnalogX, said he had rebuffed the requests of many antispam activists to distribute the software with the security features already activated because doing so would make it harder to set up. "The biggest plug for the proxy is it is really easy to get it running," he explained.

A three-member panel of the Oslo City Court, including a judge and two technical experts, ruled that Mr. Johansen had not broken any laws by using and distributing the software and that he was free to view DVD's he bought in any fashion he chose.