Sentence examples for software law from inspiring English sources

"This is clearly the worst software law in Europe," said Francisco Mingorance, director of public policy in Europe for the Business Software Alliance, which represents companies like Microsoft and Nokia.

Through his law firm, ComputerLaw Group, he also contributes to chapter updates for a treatise on software law that is published by Thomson Reuters, which owns Westlaw.

That's because anything that can be produced cheaper offshore from the United States is bound to be offshored from the United States -- including research, software, law work, accounting work, and heart transplants.

Of course in the real biological world, Mendelian and Darwinian and metabolic systems phenomena are instantiated in DNA, cells and organisms, but these laws we use to describe their behaviour are to this extent independent of their substrate, what Paul Davies has called software laws rather than hardware laws [ 88].

We have seen this on almost every front, from the use of whole-body scanners in airports and mobile body scanners on police cars to facial-recognition software on law enforcement smart phones and surveillance drones flying over American cities.

Of significance, the creation and simulation of engineering models of laws will be a multidisciplinary effort that includes experts from all relevant fields such as software engineering, law, economics, political science, sociology, and statistics.

In high school, I started a business writing software for law firms.

"The commission appears to be taking a wise approach to the software patent law," he said.

The most vehement opponents to any unionwide software patent law were disappointed by today's vote.

In a previous book Tomorrow's Lawyers, he predicts the creation of eight new legal roles at the intersection of software and law.

The software patent law for all of Europe about to be introduced by the commission follows a yearlong consultation process with the software industry and the open source software community, which develops nonproprietary computer code.