Sentence examples for perpetual terms from inspiring English sources
Perpetual terms were thus ruled out.
Sure, Congress would have to give us (again quoting Jaszi) perpetual terms on the installment plan.
But what in what you wrote suggests that you don't want perpetual terms?
Our only argument is, this is a structural limit necessary to assure that what would be an effectively perpetual term not be permitted under the copyright laws.
And, he claims, Congress's 11 extensions of copyright in the past 40 years amounts to a "perpetual term on the instalment plan", not the limited time authorised by the constitution.Most experts believe that Mr Lessig will lose his case, as he has already done in two lower courts.
But to say that someone is "anti-copyright" because they argue for a more "limited" term is as fallacious as arguing that someone is in favor of a perpetual term merely because he argues the term should be longer.
So I've gotten (literally) scores of emails about this piece by Mark Helprin promoting perpetual copyright terms.
Project design Prior to 2006, both a report commissioned by the EC and a comprehensive Joint Needs Assessment recommended to steer away from the long term costs of a perpetual short term, project focused approach to health system intervention in Somalia and pay more programmatic attention to broader health system analysis and capacity building.
We obtained a remarkable high frequency of both long-term (perpetual) and short-term (1 4 months) cell lines in 72 and 57% cutaneous and ocular melanoma, respectively.
Teaching stress management and coping skills can prevent burnout, a condition caused by long-term, perpetual stress that leads to emotional exhaustion and one's diminishing sense of purpose and self [ 16, 17].
In addition, critics suggest that financial securities the money gathered from an operator to pay for maintenance and potential problems after closure tend to be too low for long-term perpetual care of a standard mining site, let alone for a gloopy disaster of the tailings breach variety.
