Number of responses Ecological sustainability 18 Economic sustainability 12 Social sustainability 11 Friendliness of production process to environment 9 Friendliness of production process to people 8 Assurance that logging had been done legally 14 Fair trade 1 Conscience money 1 Source: Price (2006b).
Since "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned on" only includes a 10-second clip of the two women's Periscope footage, the docu-series can legally claim fair use terms.
In addition, a website has no way of knowing whether a particular use of a work is authorized by the rights holder or is being used legally under fair use, which permits use of copyrighted material under certain circumstances.
"It is absolutely right that this important industry pays its fair share of tax, but it is important to note that where banks have offset losses they have done so legally, just as all other businesses can".
How is it legally proportionate, or fair, or just, that Gissendaner was executed and that Glossip and Edwards face execution, while the actual killers have each been sentenced to a lesser punishment?
The new text is ambitious, fair, legally binding, and if adopted, will mark a "historic turning point," Fabius told delegates, his voice cracking with emotion after nearly two weeks of marathon talks that stretched into overtime Saturday.
They would like to make today's code on "fair admissions" legally enforceable.
"We believe that our policies are honourable, fair and legally sound," he said.
In addition, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. has emphasized that criminal charges must be not only legally sustainable but also fair.
The other question is whether terms and conditions prohibiting resale would be regarded as fair or legally enforceable.
