Sentence examples for net act from inspiring English sources

Another flaw in the law is that the Net Act doesn't cover the many sites outside U.S. jurisdiction.

"Hopefully we'll get the message across to those who are violating the Net Act that it's not worth going to jail for a hobby".

"Before the NET act, it wasn't possible to really go after these guys because it wasn't, strictly speaking, a crime," John Russell, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Justice, said in a Joe Friday monotone.

The Net Act has closed this legal loophole by making it a felony to post more than $2,500 worth of software or copyrighted music on a web site over a 180-day period.

With the recently enacted No Electronic Theft Act or the Net Act, as it is more popularly known which President Clinton signed into law in December, the record industry has a new legal weapon in its antipiracy arsenal.

"When you put the LLINs into villages, every net acts as a mosquito trap," says Paul Emerson of the Carter Center, a US-based charity.

The Nafion® net acts as a permeable membrane to the hydrogen ions.

The neural net acts like a computer because it maps inputs to outputs.

Some domains run via the dark nets act as sharing points for illegal material - be that pirated movies or images of abuse.

Meadows are highly productive ecosystems, as they produce high amount of oxygen and organic compounds, sustain complex food nets, act as a nursery/refuge for several species.

England had at one stage held a five-point advantage but there was a certain sense of inevitability when New Zealand cranked up the pressure at the death, Maria Tutaia netting with the final act of a dramatic duel.