Sentence examples for interpretation of fair from inspiring English sources

He argues for shorter copyright terms, and for a more robust interpretation of fair use of relatively minor amounts of a copyrighted work.

"Investors can be well served if they understand that, from quarter two to quarter three, management has developed a different interpretation of fair value, and they provide a reconciliation of the changes," he said.

Would you like one too?" Ángel María Villar Llona: Spain's FA head – named among 10 Fifa executives to be questioned over the World Cup voting, a week after Fifa restored him as chair of the referees' committee to oversee the "application and interpretation" of fair play.

The strict interpretation of fair-housing laws prohibits brokers from providing information about people that could be construed as discriminatory in any of 14 protected categories.

Slawenski is muzzled by that 1987 ruling and also by his fastidious interpretation of fair-use copyright law in regard to quoting from the fiction, limiting himself pretty much to short phrases.

As the character of Eliza softens, if only slightly, during this interpretation of "My Fair Lady," the character of Higgins never does.

They weren't antiques, of course, but a strict interpretation of the fair's name was obviously waived in favor of satisfying one of the town's ruling passions: gems.

In our interpretation of the fair use doctrine, our software does not cross any lines, but since this is a grey area issue, we have taken a proactive approach and decided to seek clarifcation directly from the rights holder before we offer the product again.

The United States Supreme Court affirmed the ruling, which broadened the interpretation of federal fair-housing laws by holding that to win a judgment, a plaintiff need only demonstrate the fact of discrimination — not an intention to discriminate.

The phrase "fair and equitable treatment" is used in the vast majority of trade agreements to describe what a company can reasonably expect of a host country, but each company and government has their own interpretation of what constitutes "fair and equitable".

Typically, agreement on a fair tariff rate will depend on stakeholders' relative position in energy supply chains (service providers, retailers, suppliers, customers, advocates), and interpretations of fairness that can be shaped by competition in the supply area.