Sentence examples for proprietary claim from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani, as ever, is most muscular in asserting his proprietary claim.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics- Research copyright laws applicable to the proprietary claim to a word, phrase or name.

Instead, this show at the New York Public Library is about the photographer's proprietary claim to the urban landscape.

"I don't know that I can make a proprietary claim to that look," Mr. Seinfeld said doubtfully.

No matter what the image, you're making a proprietary claim on reality: this is how it is; this is important; this is mine.

The result is what Mr. Ben-Hanan, with only a slightly proprietary claim to prognostication, calls the "Pac-12 game of the year".

They've been left to weigh all they knew about him against the weirdly proprietary claims of his fans.

And he nicely extends previous criticisms that the tiresome proprietary claims made of black culture risk marginalizing both black culture and intellectuals.

And by spending his shining hour heralding Mr. Williams's music, he showed his selfless dedication: to the spirit of instruction, to the memory of a former colleague and especially to the proprietary claims of his hometown.

From the steam engine forward, proprietary claims for nascent American technology have been thrashed out in court, but Acacia appears to be the first publicly traded company whose sole business is the licensing of patents.

David V Herlihy (2004) For much of the 20th century, the history of the bicycle was muddied by the proprietary claims and myths of competing industrial nations: Germany, France, England, Italy, the US and even Scotland all asserted they had invented the machine.