Sentence examples for rights developed from inspiring English sources
Usually IP rights developed by an employee in the course of employment will belong to the employer.
He cited Americans who ran the Underground Railroad, fought for worker rights, developed new technology and saved people caught in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
Is there a feeling that 'well, you've got your equality legislation, you're fair game?' Is it anything to do with recessionary times?" Wark's views about women's rights developed during her teenage years at Wellington School in Ayr and at Edinburgh University, where she did Scottish Studies.
The class of fundamental rights developed in three stages: initially encompassing a set of basic civil rights, such as the rights to own property and to make contracts, they expanded to include rights of political participation and the right to enjoy rights and privileges on an equal basis with others, and then to incorporate social welfare rights.
The more recent court-defined test of whether the use of a likeness intrudes on publicity rights developed from the Three Stooges case, in which it was found that Gary Saderup's charcoal drawing of the three characters was not in competition with other Three Stooges memorabilia.
A distinct category of human rights developed from responses to the third open-ended question (eg, "What is missing?") (figure 1).
He advocated a literal interpretation of the Bill of Rights, developing a virtually absolutist position on First Amendment rights.
"It will be even more competitive as our international rights develop – £5m more is worth a lot more to a smaller club than a bigger club.
Trusted open-source designers are likely to become brands in their own right, developing a consumer following and an incentive to protect their stuff from being copied.
Companies that get it right develop a clear understanding of how IT-enabled competition is evolving in their sectors.
The items on restrictions of human rights were developed on a clinical basis after a literature search.
