Sentence examples for making any use of from inspiring English sources

The studio "does not consent to your possession, review, copying, dissemination, publication, uploading, downloading or making any use" of the information, lawyer David Boies, who has been hired by Sony, wrote to news organisations.

If none of the three exemptions applies, any unauthorized importer of copies or phonorecords acquired abroad could be sued for damages and enjoined from making any use of them, even before any public distribution in this country has taken place.

The studio, its letter informed them, "does not consent to your possession... dissemination, publication... or making any use of the stolen information".

It is the way that we apprehend self-evident truths, general and abstract ideas, "and anything else we may discover, without making any use of any process of reasoning" (1758/1969, 159).

Variety, the New York Times and the Hollywood Reporter were informed the studio "does not consent to your possession... dissemination, publication... or making any use of the stolen information".

The mobile software takes advantage of your smartphone's processing power while the gadget's not making any use of it, and needs access only to the Wi-Fi connection and the processor resources.

He's working both through training, as in shooting situations, and on policy: for example, that one protection against tragic mistakes is that whoever is most energized and thus vulnerable to bias-driven errors, such as the person leading a pursuit, should not be the person making any use-of-force decisions.

He continued: The girl of five does not make any use of lateral space.

The state does not appropriate it or make any use of it.

In fact, Guugu Yimithirr doesn't make any use of egocentric coordinates at all.

Only a handful of feature films over the course of the seventies would make any use of them at all.