Sentence examples for infringer to from inspiring English sources

Before spending a cent, ask the infringer to stop infringing your work.

But what if, as argued in the case before us, the defendant need not know the identity of the infringer to stop the allegedly infringing practice without affecting legitimate conduct?

If any of these entitlements is abridged, a court can, at the request of the patentee, compel the infringer to pay damages and to refrain from infringement in the future.

In a standard patent infringement lawsuit, a settlement payment would be made by an infringer to the patent holder.

Similarly, once a copyright holder establishes with reasonable probability the existence of a causal connection between the infringement and a loss of revenue, the burden properly shifts to the infringer to show that this damage would have occurred had there been no taking of copyrighted expression.

A common question has arisen from the experience that notice of a proposed impoundment may enable an infringer to defeat the court's capacity to grant effective relief.

"It's important for governments to take it very seriously, for regulators to take it very seriously, and for infringers to be taken seriously, and for those who enable infringement to be held accountable," said Murdoch, who was speaking in his role as co-chief operating officer at 21st Century Fox.

Allowing accused infringers to maintain challenges against patent holders who sue for infringement will not only help fix the patent pollution problem, it will also make patent holders think twice about the true strength of their patents before even asserting them against others.

Although their original patent expired nearly two years ago, the company is still pursuing past infringers to recover damages.

Monsanto says it must stop infringers to be fair to the large majority of farmers who do pay to use its technology.

Hadid intends to take legal ­action, while a furious Pan Shiyi, the ­billionaire chairman of the Soho empire, has vowed to "bring the infringers to court".