Sentence examples for number of infringements from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Louis Vuitton won a hundred-and-fifty-four-thousand-euro judgment from Sony BMG in recognition of a number of infringements, including a Britney Spears video set partially inside a hot-pink Hummer with Louis Vupholsterytern upholstery.

It had been an attritional first half, more notable for the number of infringements and turnovers at the breakdown than any commitment to creativity or attacking verve.

During most of these corner kicks, a limited number of infringements occur, possibly due to a pro-active style of refereeing.

Treviso enjoyed a spell of pressure at the start of the second period and a number of infringements at the breakdown by Ulster eventually led to centre Marshall being shown a yellow card for preventing the release of the ball following Mat Berquist's dangerous half-break near Ulster's line.

In an effort to combat this, Rianz wants to up the number of infringement notices to 5,000 per month, with the current fee of NZ$25 cut to about NZ$2.

At first glance, the Supreme Court ruling strikes at the heart of a couple critical concerns that have caught the public's eye: the growing number of infringement suits; and poor patent quality.

It may be unprecedented in the legal history of the United States for an injunction motion to be denied across the board despite such a large number of infringement findings (roughly half a dozen) by a jury and, especially, in light of the competitive situation between the two as well as the jury's findings of willful infringement.

In the late 1930s Tatra tried to sue for a number of patent infringements, but Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia stopped that.

Gordon Smith, chief executive of the Scottish FA, said in a statement: "We are surprised by the decision after what the emergency committee considered a number of serious infringements of the cup competition rules by Dunfermline Athletic.

This assortment of measures was intended to allay fears about DNA retention, CCTV, police and local authority powers and a number of other infringements of individual liberty (including, and very laudably, the right of men convicted of buggery to have their conviction disregarded).

But Justice Nye Perram said Dallas Buyers Club LLC could not claim for damages based on the uploads and downloads of the file on torrent sites because the idea was "so surreal as to not be taken seriously" and the number of copyright infringements would be "astronomical".