Sentence examples for of potential infringements from inspiring English sources

"However, this does not preclude the OFT from investigating any aspect of hospital trusts' economic activities if it receives further evidence of potential infringements of the law.

For example, the counterfeiters' network and connections are important regarding the breadth and depth of potential infringements.

Patent disputes, crafty marketing teams and feuds amongst inventors have led to a point where identical technologies go by different trademarks and are limited in their applications because of potential infringements.

The owners of the Fox, CW, Univision and PBS stations also sent what were titled advance notices of "potential infringement" to Aereo on Thursday, warning that they would object to any streaming of their copyrighted broadcasts the week of March 14.

In 2002 General Electric licensed Symyx's technology after Symyx notified GE of potential infringement.

Building on the maps and networks, the system provides specific functionalities including identification of technology trends and significant patents, detection of novel technologies, and identification of potential infringement.

About 40 of the reports the committee examined were blocked because of potential infringement on liberties.

A spokesperson for BEUC says that the next step for the commission is to publish a "Statement of Objections" that will list potential infringements of EU Competition law by Google.

Furthermore, this low bar for filing a patent lawsuit has allowed some patent owners to indiscriminately send demand letters to hundreds of recipients, without any investigation of the potential infringement, or any explanation how the patent applies to the recipient.

It is because of the potential for such battles that Kate O'Rourke, IP lawyer at Charles Russell, urges companies to register with Icann's Trademark Clearing House, which will then issue a warning ahead of any potential infringement.

Patent trolls – mere shells of companies that go after potential infringements in order to rack up some hefty legal fees and maybe a settlement or two – don't have an institutional memory.