Sentence examples for owned copyright from inspiring English sources

Another request came from a Tasmanian aboriginal language centre, demanding the removal of the English-language article on "palawa mani", arguing it owned copyright over the entire language.

Another problem was that certain information regarding interventions was confidential, because of the involvement of commercial organisations that owned copyright of the intervention process or materials.

"However the question as to whether the photographer owns copyright is more complex.

Get your students to consider whether an animal – particularly one this talented – should be able to own copyright.

–You may not own copyright in works created by an IC.

In contrast, if an employee creates such a work, you will automatically own copyright of the work in most circumstances.

Papers produced by mixed teams of public and private employees, however, exist in a legal gray area, because the co-authors can own copyright to their work.

Writers have entered a new world, and one that in many regards includes owning copyright.

"If the monkey took it, it owns copyright, not me, that's their basic argument.

And of course, everyone wants to own copyrights".

In these copyright battles, the main antagonists are the businesses that own copyrighted goods and the businesses that don't.