Sentence examples for ongoing infringement from inspiring English sources
Rather, at least willful blindness (a lower standard than actual knowledgge) of ongoing infringement was needed to find the defendant liable.
The commission's judgement will shape the European Union's ongoing infringement procedure against Hungary over judicial independence (which is separate from the sanctions over the deficit).The government's legal reforms are highly controversial.
"To help companies address Android's ongoing infringement, we've established an industry-wide licensing program," Gutierrez writes.
"We look forward to the ITC's expeditious investigation of Apple's ongoing infringement of our intellectual property and the accelerated relief that the Commission can provide".
Both companies have instituted "token, ineffective policies and procedures which are designed to, and have the effect of, making it impossible for a copyright owner to effectively prevent the widespread and ongoing infringement of its works," the complaint stated.
To date, legal action on NO2 has been taken against 12 member states, the commission says, with ongoing infringement cases against Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain and the UK.
Just over a week ago, the jury began deliberations on the ongoing patent infringement case between Google and Oracle.
The complaint had alleged that "Spotify brazenly disregards United States Copyright law and has committed willful, ongoing copyright infringement," it said.
The two sides agreed to changes in a previous ruling that would have required Google to hand over user id's, IP addresses and a list of all viewed YouTube videos to Viacom in connection with their ongoing copyright infringement litigation.
Another problem Emulex has faced is an ongoing patent infringement litigation with Digital Equipment.
In 1997 CellPro was involved in an ongoing patent-infringement lawsuit brought by Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.; Baxter International, Inc.; and Becton Dickinson & Co. concerning an antibody used in the treatment that had given Murdock his second chance.
