Sentence examples for service at issue from inspiring English sources

My.MP3.com, the MP3.com service at issue in the company's court battle with Universal, took a very different approach, one that Judge Jed S. Rakoff commended in contrast to what he called, in an apparent reference to Napster, "the kind of lawless piracy seemingly characteristic of some others operating in this area".

As a factual matter, broadband Internet access services are nothing like the cable service at issue in Turner I. Cable operators… both engage in and transmit speech with the intent to convey a message either through their own programming directly or through contracting with other programmers for placement in a cable package.

When T-Mobile discovered that EZ Texting had not followed this process for WeedMaps – the text messaging service at issue in the lawsuit – we turned off the short code that EZ Texting was using for these services.

This is a tough argument to make, and so far the government has made a bit of a hash of it: in their petition for certiorari, they made a case for the health benefits of contraception in general, but not the necessity of the particular services at issue to the public benefit conferred by the ACA.

The public service pensions at issue tomorrow really are generous by the abjectly inadequate standards of most private retirement plans.

Even setting aside the fact that, as a private company, Twitter has no legal obligation to let anyone use its service, the activities at issue here targeted harassment, as well as posting faked tweets violated the company's terms of service, and they weren't speech that any business would feel obliged to protect.

We were on notice that this link in our global service network would be at issue in our April Annual Shareholders Meeting.

They have said that the communications industry already cooperates on surveillance with law enforcement agencies, and noted that Congress explicitly exempted information services from the law at issue.

At issue here was not academic competence, not the cognitive aspect of religion, but its affective aspect with emphasis on devotion and practical service, just as what was at issue in the early enlightenment was not the intellectual aspect of reason, but its practical performance and service.

Most experts say R.I.M.'s service for consumers is not at issue, because the messages are largely unencrypted and easy for governments to intercept.

"As described above, the services offered by the amici are different from the email service operated by Microsoft which is at issue in this case.