Sentence examples for fair concept from inspiring English sources
Duct Tape Miami, sponsored by art collector and dealer Avi Gitler of Gitler & ___, breaths fresh life into the art fair concept.
FAO and the government officials organized fairs in seven districts, while CRS - pioneers of the input trade fair concept in Africa - organized fairs in the remaining three districts.
It can save a lot of time looking at the history of your local area as that way you will have a fair concept of what to expect, if anything is in your area.
After Mr. Hamada's experiments, Reini Mizushima, a manager in Dell's Home System department for Japan, institutionalized the trade-fair concept by installing 34 kiosks in leading electronics shops around the country, allowing shoppers to test computers, ask questions of the staff and make purchases.
After a successful three-month bricks-and-mortar stint at Liberty Fairs' Concept 8366 1/2 space (a storefront currently occupied by Boast's pop-up), Wittmore decided to decamp to Southern California -- and seek more permanent digs.
Usher came into our pop up shop with Liberty Fairs Concept Space in Los Angeles, copped a grip of the Seahole Future Surf gear and the next day it was on "The Voice".
Given these particulars and the Delaware law on the subject, the record does not establish that this transaction satisfies any reasonable concept of fair dealing, and the Chancellor's findings in that regard must be reversed.
The defendants tried to use the fair use concept to defend their distribution of the code-breaking program, arguing that it could be used by scholars and others to make legitimate excerpts of movies.
But Congress severely restricted the fair use concept in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, in part as a recognition that it is much easier to copy and distribute copyrighted material over the Internet than by photocopying or videotaping.
(Borrowing small amounts of a copyrighted work is generally allowed, under the "fair use" concept, for educational purposes, parody or a review).
