Sentence examples for legitimate technologies from inspiring English sources

This ruling went into effect less than a month after our report argued that legitimate technologies were being impeded by a misuse of copyright law.

One estimate is that this costs entrepreneurs at least $6.4 billion each year in "forgone innovation": legitimate technologies that cannot get licensed and start-ups that cannot get funded.

Like the I.R.S., Microsoft and other legitimate technology companies do not call their users out of the blue.

"The law should not stand in the way of an entirely legitimate technology that provides consumer convenience without costing the record companies anything".

To be sure, legitimate technology transfer from joint ventures between local and foreign firms operating within China is one thing.

Because labor is cheap and legitimate technology jobs are scarce, highly skilled whiz kids are turning to cybercrime to make real money by masterminding schemes to steal credit card and Social Security numbers.

Many Main Street investors don't know enough about cryptocurrency to know what's legitimate technology and what's just a company changing its name to prop up its stock.

It's slow in part because the technology is nascent, but there are also legitimate technological concerns that require careful consideration.

Since the antigovernment protests began in December, the Kremlin has made it a central goal to ensure that Mr. Putin's victory would be accepted as legitimate, introducing technologies like transparent ballot boxes and installing 180,000 Web cameras at polling stations.

They urged consumers to use trusted secure websites and search online forums for feedback, check for a "real world" address and phone number, check for 'https' and the padlock or similar symbols to indicate a secure connection, and to remember that legitimate popular technology and designer items were rarely discounted.

This, critics say, is what enables companies to restrict legitimate uses of technology – merely expanding the scope of exemptions is insufficient to prevent such overbroad restrictions.