Sentence examples for supposed infringement from inspiring English sources

When a supposed infringement is detected, the copyright owner can either have the video removed, or allow it to remain, and automatically garnish any advertising revenue that it might generate.

But the supposed infringement of the 14th Amendment is the only ground on which the railroad company could come into the circuit court, and if that ground fails, and obviously fails, the court should be very cautious, at least, in interfering with the state's administration of its taxes upon other considerations which would not have given it jurisdiction.

Yahoo recently sued Facebook for their supposed infringement of 10 patents.

The GMB said drivers were also protesting against DPD's code of conduct, which penalises drivers for supposed infringements of company policy and which can lead to the termination of their contracts when they reach the target of 21 points.

Air Productions, which produces the program Taratata, detected the posting of the video and notified YouTube of supposed copyright infringement on Gaga's part.

On Sunday, the singer Lana Del Rey suggested, via Twitter, that she was being sued by Radiohead for copyright infringement over supposed similarities between her "Get Free" and their "Creep".

Consider Honeywell: it already filed a lawsuit against Nest last year for supposed acts of copyright infringement, an allegation that Nest Labs vigorously disagrees with.

The suit seeks $2.1 million in damages for supposed "defamation and trademark infringement" as a result of a Greenpeace online game called "Turtle Vs Tata," in which players have to help a turtle "escape pursuing TATA demons".

And it allows supposed victims of such infringements to sue for damages and receive attorney fees and costs, an invitation to nuisance litigation against universities.

In other words, the settlement didn't do what settlements are supposed to do, like correct an alleged infringement of copyright, or provide damages for past incidents; instead it seemed to determine the way the digital world of books would evolve in the future.

He also rails against the Word Trade Organization, which is supposed to police global commerce, for failing to crack down on Chinese copyright infringements and other abuses.