Sentence examples for outlaw software from inspiring English sources
That's not a joke: Cuban, the high-tech entrepreneur and owner of the NBA Dallas Mavericks, has been campaigning to outlaw software patents, the trolls' lifeblood.
Kuwait also recently outlawed Bluetooth software, alleging that men were using it to trade indecent photos on their camera phones.
But it's utterly impractical to outlaw chips and software, or their considerable power to secure our privacy.
Patent law, in contrast, outlaws any other software that achieves the same effect, no matter how.
Tickets for the upcoming dates at Wembley stadium appeared at huge mark-ups as experts warned that plans to clamp down on industrial-scale touting, by outlawing the "bot" software used to harvest tickets, will do little to stop fans being ripped off.
But many other cellular operators still block its calls, prohibit their customers from downloading Skype's software or outlaw the use of VoIP service in standard sales contracts.
The material documents the evolution of the tweedy middle-aged academic into a drug guru, international outlaw, gubernatorial candidate, computer software designer and progenitor of the Me Decade's self-absorbed interest in self-help.
You didn't think all of those recent attempts to outlaw encryption and put software backdoors onto computer chips was strictly to fight international espionage, did you?
The report proposes outlawing technologies like the Napster software, which enables Internet users to trade music files with little regard for copyrights.
Committee member Nigel Adams, the Conservative MP who recently proposed outlawing the use of automated software called "bots" to harvest tickets, said companies had no incentive to act.
The report proposes outlawing technologies like the controversial Napster software that enables Internet users to trade music files with little regard to copyrights.
