Sentence examples for infringements making from inspiring English sources

"In ruling on infringements, making accusations of poor sportsmanship and raising suspicions about a genius competitor, there are double standards that have taken aim at the Chinese team and its athletes," said the paper, the main voice of the ruling Communist Party.

If you have the time to analyse a game, at most breakdowns there are infringements made by both teams that could be penalised.

The verdict, reached in Federal District Court in San Francisco, leaves Oracle with a relatively small claim of copyright infringement, making it almost certain that the judge will not demand a harsh penalty from Google.

If only there were a way we could actually have people who know about patent infringement making important decisions about patent infringement?

For instance, the DE Bill's current approach to WiFi will mean small business will be left open to penalties for copyright infringement making it impossible for them to offer these services and thus compete in the digital economy.

Experts predict that this intense pollen surge will only subside once a lawsuit for copyright infringement makes it through bee court.

Section 32, which defined infringement, made reference to "commerce" but did not employ the defined term "used in commerce". The Lanham Act § 45 narrowing definition of what constitutes "use in commerce" is just a relaxed remnant of trademark law's once-hyper-technical "affixation" requirement.

France kept the Wallabies quiet for the majority of the second half until Tales' infringement made for an uncomfortable finish.

On the street, however, the record industry continues to lose in spectacular fashion and it blames the various tools of infringement made possible by the Internet on declining record sales.

It was only 48 because for 26 of the ones discussed in her original ruling she found that there had been no prima facie case for copyright infringement made out, either because the publishers could not show they held the copyright or because there was no evidence that any students had used the excerpt.

Wording in the act, which is meant to prohibit copyright infringement, makes cellphone unlocking illegal.