Sentence examples for performance as laid from inspiring English sources

Last year the United States Court of Appeals for the Second District agreed with the lower court's decision, saying that downloads do not satisfy the conditions for public performance as laid out in the Copyright Act, which states that to perform a work means "to recite, render, play, dance, or act it".

Although the film has aged, Stamp's swashbuckling performance as Troy laid the foundations for his inclusion on Empire magazine's 100 Sexiest Film Stars of All Time list in 1995.

Standard case definitions were practiced as laid by the World Health Organization.

For my performance, as simple as that.

As if to confirm what pupils really cared about, the drama performance laid on wasn't an excerpt from a twee musical, but something they had written themselves about this past summer's riots.

CA could potentially split Howard's job in two as it seeks to fix the high-performance flaws laid bare in The Ethics Centre's scathing independent report.

Companies typically hold up pay from previous years as a benchmark, but just how this paycheck stacks up against, say, a company's earnings or stock market performance is rarely laid out.

The main trouble with Dunster's production is that Hilton's performance is too laid back.

(He sang two subsequent performances as well).

The aftermath of Shiwen's performances laid bare the old rivalry between the two superpowers.

At performances, Mr. Hetland lays out yellow fliers explaining the group's purpose.