Sentence examples for reducing the infringement from inspiring English sources

But the bill also includes a power that allows the secretary of state to amend the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 "for the purpose of preventing or reducing the infringement of copyright by means of the internet, if it appears to the secretary of state appropriate to do so having regard to technological developments that have occurred or are likely to occur".

Territorial behavior, including marking and defending behavior, helps to reduce the potential infringement from other organizational members and to make sure it will not be taken away by others (Brown, 2009).

Last week Google made a major concession to the music industry when it announced it would start reducing the search result prominence of websites that receive copyright infringement notices.

Trademark infringement reduces the funds available to promote new talent.

But some are concerned that an education curriculum devised with the intention of reducing copyright infringement, rather than educating about the totality of intellectual property, could present an unbalanced view of copyright.

To reduce the risk of copyright-infringement lawsuits, Google negotiated deals with a number of entertainment companies that would allow copyrighted video material to appear on YouTube and would give YouTube users the right to include certain copyrighted songs in their videos.

In these circumstances, the Studios contend that the only way in which they can obtain effective relief to prevent, or at least reduce the scale of, these infringements of their copyrights is by means of an order against BT (and thereafter the other ISPs) of the kind now sought.

To sum up, it is concluded that sunshields installed at intersections can reduce the likelihood of red light infringement of cyclists and e-bike riders on both sunny and cloudy days.

Newcastle had to settle for a 12-6 asvantage as Catterick's conversion attempt struck the upright, but they continued to take the fight to their opponents following the re-start, only for Burns to reduce the deficit after a ruck infringement.

But the letter's signatories called the amendment "bitterly disappointing", and explained: "Put simply, blocking access as envisaged by this clause would both widely disrupt the internet in the UK and elsewhere and threaten freedom of speech and the open internet, without reducing copyright infringement as intended.

While more than eight in 10 incidents still lead to no arrest, changes appear to have reduced the police time wasted and infringements on the rights of innocent people.