Sentence examples for harbour users from inspiring English sources

For voluntary services to Teignmouth harbour users.

"It is the culmination of a long, hard slog by the two councils, harbour users, Southwold Harbour Trust and the Blyth Estuary Group".

He said that the MegaUpload service, which allowed people to upload, share and stream files, had obeyed the US's Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA): "the DMCA was supposed to protect us and give us safe harbour" if users uploaded copyrighted files.

YouTube has faced a barrage of criticism from musicians and music-industry bodies in 2016, as part of a campaign in the US and Europe to rework copyright legislation that grants the service "safe harbour" status when users upload copyrighted material without the permission of the rights owners.

It's therefore no surprise that Mixlr's terms of service are filled with references to it being a "host/service provider" or a "conduit", therefore protected by safe harbour, and that users must have the permission of copyright holders for any material that they broadcast or upload.

One of the important moral principles that has made everything we relish about the internet possible, from Wikipedia to YouTube, is that internet service providers need to have a safe harbour from what their users do.

This permits the identification of all genes that harbour target sites for user-selected TFs in a defined region.

Findings suggest that seatbelt non-users in the front seat harbour mistrust of seatbelt use, and are resistant to social pressure to wear belts.

Website owners such as O'Dwyer should also receive protection for content submitted by their users – whether comment or links – under safe harbour provisions.

Sixx AM are joining a debate that has heated up in recent weeks, as legislators on both sides of the Atlantic mull reform of the "safe harbour" laws governing sites such as YouTube that allow their users to upload content.

However, users will be able to connect to a network called "Harbour Hotspot" for $3.99 per day, $5.99 per week or $19.99 per month payable by credit card, the Orange County Register reported.