Sentence examples for liability for infringing from inspiring English sources

If ratified, the agreement would effectively hand over mankind's cultural heritage to Google, because it would indemnify the company from liability for infringing the copyright in so-called "orphan" works – works still in copyright but whose rights holders are unknown or untraceable.

Microsoft, for example, has filed a counter-suit against Alcatel-Lucent for infringing its messaging patents.

Journalists can also be sued for infringing somebody's "honour and dignity".

On September 29 she launched legal proceedings against France for infringing EU freedom of movement legislation.

Pctel also promised not to sue Broadcom for infringing any other patents.

Outraged, Flaubert consulted his lawyer, Maître Senard, about suing the magazine for infringing his authorial rights.

Only last month, 10 emo girls in Dammam were arrested for infringing the dress code.

Taiwan Semiconductor is also bolstering its defenses by suing SMIC for infringing on its intellectual property.

Without it, the company won't be able to sue anybody for infringing on the '823.

Amazon sued Barnes & Noble for infringing and won an injunction in early December.

Perhaps Yuen can sue Berman for infringing on his legal ideas.