Sentence examples for infringement actions from inspiring English sources
And the European Commission is threatening more infringement actions.
(Infringement actions are lawsuits brought at the European Court of Justice alleging violations of European Union law. Violations can be punished with heavy fines).
For the digital music services themselves, this statutory or 'blanket' license arrangement should mean fewer infringement actions being brought; this might even help their prospects for investment and encourage new and more innovative services to come into the mix.
Unwired Planet, the patent enforcement entity that acquired 2,400 wireless patents from Ericsson last year, has filed parallel infringement actions in the Patents Court of the High Court of Justice, London, United Kingdom and in the Landgericht (District Court), Dusseldorf, Germany — covering a range of technologies spanning messaging, LTE and other mobile data-related technology.
Now as DataTreasury's infringement actions are moving toward trial and the award of substantial damages, banks are asking Congress to legalize its robbery through a retroactive amendment that would allow it to stay pending litigation while it makes another attempt at invalidating the patent.
The EU now has an infringement action before the European Court of Justice on the independence of the data protection officer.
In a statement on Wednesday about the name change, RIM did not address the trademark infringement action by Basis International.
This is why the EU has launched an infringement action against Hungary for failing to guarantee the independence of the office.
At the moment, the European Court of Justice has before it an infringement action brought by the European Commission that challenges the Hungarian government's firing of the previous data protection ombudsman, but the decision has not been announced.
Visibly enraged, the European Union's commissioner for justice, fundamental rights and citizenship pronounced herself "personally convinced that the commission will have no choice but to initiate infringement action against France".
In her initial statement this month, Ms. Reding said she was convinced that the commission would also have "no choice" but to initiate infringement action against France "for a discriminatory application" of European law.
