Sentence examples for mere taking from inspiring English sources

And since there is a legal distinction between the mere taking of a picture and using the picture that has been taken for commercial or fraudulent purposes, Mr. Ferrara said, it is likely that the courts would not find the videotaping of common areas or public places to be an invasion of privacy.

Under current law, the mere taking of an image outside the confines of the tenant's apartment doesn't constitute a violation of privacy rights, Mr. Ferrara said.

Second, the Court has extended the protection of Article 8 to the mere taking of photographs – without their publication (Reklos v Greece Judgment of 15 January 2009).

Indeed, the president has often promoted his mere taking of cultural stands as real achievements.

I misunderstood the purpose of this, thinking it was mere transportation taking me to some beauty spot, but no.

One explanation, Yoon and Vargas suggest, is that this kind of total immersion gives people a sense of agency, which is much more arousing than mere perspective taking.

The mere possibility took Showalter back to his first Pettitte sighting as a Yankees minor league coach in the early 1990s.

Us mere mortals take the third option: half-an-hour in fast boat and then a two-hour drive.

Since 2002, marathon organizers have started the professional women's race about 30 minutes before the elite men and the mere mortals take to the course.

At the very least, the person who has been a mere statistic takes on flesh, gets a name and a set of relations.

On a seam-friendly pitch, with the bowlers finding movement later into the innings than usual, mere survival took precedence over run scoring.