Sentence examples for future purchasers from inspiring English sources

Some companies have gone beyond seeing children and young people as future purchasers of their products and are looking deeper, adopting programmes that actively promote leadership skills to socially disadvantaged children, offering youth insight initiatives into big business or using the creativity and ideas of children to create new products.

But a statement on Save a Torah's Web site from the president, Rick Zitelman, said that Save a Torah was "developing guidelines that will be followed by Rabbi Youlus in rescuing, documenting and distributing Torahs, so that all future purchasers of Torahs may have confidence regarding the Torahs they obtain".

In our view the copyright statutes, while protecting the owner of the copyright in his right to multiply and sell his production, do not create the right to impose, by notice, such as is disclosed in this case, a limitation at which the book shall be sold at retail by future purchasers, with whom there is no privity of contract.

"We are reaching out to future purchasers and influencing their decisions," he says confidently.

That needs to be negotiated, because you'd have to say [to] the future purchasers: what are they actually buying?

Respondent notes that it is able to conduct the same type of business activity under the disputed domain names because the Co-existence Agreement that Complainant signed contemplated such use by future purchasers.

The principle is that the copyright statute does not empower the copyright owner by copyright notice "to qualify the title of a future purchaser," as publishers seek to do in this case.

What the complainant contends for embraces not only the right to sell the copies, but to qualify the title of a future purchaser by the reservation of the right to have the remedies of the statute against an infringer because of the printed notice of its purpose so to do unless the purchaser sells at a price fixed in the notice.

As the Court explained, the publisher was seeking not only the right to sell the copies, "but to qualify the title of a future purchaser," and adding this right "would give a right not includad in the terms of the statute, and..

I questioned this, and the board secretary told me she had left them out so that if future potential purchasers reviewed the minutes, they would not see any possible problems in the building.

In essence, future SAFE purchasers were diluting previous SAFE investors and ultimately defeating one of the core tenants of the SAFE: transparency.