Sentence examples for protected technology from inspiring English sources

--Plans and efforto to illicitly collect classified, sensitive, commercial proprietary, or protected technology information from US companies or government agencies.

The directive asked for an assessment of the foreign agencies' "signals intercept capabilities and targets, decryption capabilities, intercept sites and collection hardware, and intercept operation successes" and information of their "efforts to illicitly collect classified, sensitive, commercial proprietary or protected technology information from US companies or government agencies".

However, investments from the industry is preferable done in areas with freedom to operate and patent protection, thus having a unique and protected technology would rather increase the interest from industry partners.

In a lawsuit filed yesterday in United States District Court in Wilmington, Del., Rockwell Technologies said it expected to prove that JDS Uniphase used the protected technology to make chip wafers even though it was aware of the patent.

Furthermore, many companies are reluctant to use Skype because it pierces firewalls that protect technology systems from outside intruders.

Thus when the D.M.C.A. protects technology that in turn protects copyrighted material, it often protects much more broadly than copyright law does.

He also revealed his own intention to work on developing privacy protecting technology.

Firstly, General Motors' prospects are improving and there is widespread sentiment that its European operations should not be sold now nor should they be allowed to be taken over in order to protect technology.

Others, however, think the battles reflect deficiencies in the patent system forcing firms to pay vast sums to protect technologies they have developed.

For Apple and executives at other companies in Silicon Valley that emphasize distinctive design, the verdict was a welcome validation of the effort they put into making and protecting technologies that create original user experiences.

"So I absolutely get why they [the headteachers] are doing it – it's because children do need to be protected from technology.