In such situations, the normal remedy is to grant an injunction limiting the time of the activity.
Two Stanford aerospace majors won a research grant to push the limits of amateur high-altitude exploration using a scientific balloon and a custom-designed rocket.
But part of Dennett's overall point should be granted in any case: the limit of what can be conceptually revised or abandoned as a result of scientific developments may be much closer to home than we ordinarily think.
The time required by the MAC to review the request is considered good cause for granting an extension of the time limit for the hospital to apply for that review.
The federal grant limited the number of students to twenty, and the program started with nineteen participants, according to the RTA.
The trial, which is being financed with a $1.5 million federal grant, is limited: to most areas of Manhattan, to the hours of 4 p.m. to midnight, to adults between 18 and 60, and to people who die of cardiac arrest at home or another residence.
That adjustment has already reached the point, as the precedents now stand, that a patentee may validly license a competitor to make and vend with a price limitation under the General Electric case and that the grant of patent rights is the limit of freedom from competition * * *.' 333 U.S. at page 310, 68 S.Ct. at page 562, 92 L.Ed. 701.
His eye-candied slides explained that, originally, copyright law was intended to grant limited ownership rights for limited periods of time.
On this view, a necessary condition for promoting the creation of valuable intellectual works is granting limited rights of ownership to authors and inventors.
petitioners' interpretation of the "grant of power". standard to enforce its limit. of those other textual constraints.
However, once we mapped out participant flow for this design, it did not seem feasible within the 2-year time limit of the grant mechanism.
