Sentence examples for in relation to patents from inspiring English sources

Paraphrasing what the Supreme Court said the other day in relation to patents, just because it's on computer doesn't mean that video games are different.

Huge license fees are not likely to be workable in relation to patents that make a small contribution to a larger product.

As well as being significant in relation to patent law, Whig historians have also identified it as the first infringement upon the monarch's Royal Prerogative, and one of the first occasions in which the self-confident House of Commons overruled the king, eventually leading to the English Civil War.

The generic industry had virtually no comments aside from their reference to the industry's litigious nature in relation to patent infringement.

The Doha Declaration affirms that the TRIPS Agreement does contain a degree of flexibility that permits governments to consider different options when formulating laws and policy in relation to patent protection and public health.

In the ongoing saga of Samsung v. Apple, an expert witness testified in court today essentially confirming everything Apple has asserted against Samsung in relation to design patents (so far — we just broke for lunch).

This is the third such action issued by examiners in relation to the patent re-examination and the company is currently defending its patents in two pending U.S. International Trade Commission investigations.

Coverage was assessed in relation to 25 patent families occupying the pharmaceutical and household or specialty chemical technical domains.

What's another ten or twenty lines in relation to the five hundred patents enumerated in that document?

The debate originated around commercialisation of university inventions and then gathered increasing attention in relation to cases of patents and licences for medicines, with specific focus on access to them in the developing world [26], [38], [39].

In particular, three relationships were largely overlooked during these debates: 1) the relationship between intellectual property protection, TRIPS and innovation; 2) the impact of CAMR on the Canadian domestic economy; and, 3) the relationship of human rights in relation to drug access, patents and TRIPS.