Sentence examples for matters of intellectual from inspiring English sources

"I very much hope that we don't get entangled in legal disputes on matters of intellectual property," he says.

The U.S. differs most sharply from the other nations on matters of intellectual property.

On the contrary, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has long been clear that academic freedom is intended to serve the common good, that it relates specifically to matters of intellectual freedom, that it applies to all teachers regardless of tenure status and that it applies to students as well.

Government services in matters of intellectual freedom -- rights to: free speech, legal family matters, the press, and religion -- may lead to regulations of all kinds that affect and limit previous freedoms.

What followed was zippy and snappy and super-duper friendly and, as a matter of intellectual exchange, superficial.

In the West, piracy is a matter of intellectual property — copyright, patents and trademarks — but in China, the issue is not just legal, but social.

For him, meditation was turbulent rather than serene, and belief was a matter of intellectual and emotional struggle rather than of simple acquiescence or platitudinous certitude.

"Speaking about climate change is not a matter of intellectual luxury — the phenomenon is an actual fact," the tape says according to al-Jazeera.

On the matter of intellectual property, the trade commission released a report Monday finding that violations of intellectual property rights "remains a central concern in the U.S.-China bilateral trade relationship".

Since history is written by the winners, the Etruscans were written out of it though even in ancient times the question of where their original homeland lay was a matter of intellectual debate.

As a matter of intellectual hygiene, more exposure on the AIDS epidemic, labour unrest, and the persecution of religious groups such as Christians and the Falun Gong should be made as well.