Sentence examples for technology at issue from inspiring English sources

He added that the technology at issue was trivial.

There was some confusion, too, about the technology at issue in the case, City of Ontario v. Quon, No. 08-1332.

Even assuming that the technology at issue was shown to work (hardly a detail), the costs of creating a missile shield for Asia would outweigh the benefits.

Mr. Watkins said that Seagate had spent $7 billion over the last year in research and development of the technology at issue in its suit.

In addition to Sync, which Ford developed in a partnership with Microsoft, the technology at issue in the suit includes MyKey, which gives parents the ability to monitor and limit actions by teenage drivers, and several safety features that use sensors.

First, the underlying technology at issue in the lawsuits can be difficult to understand.

Microsoft, in its plea to have a federal appellate court hear its appeal before the case goes to the Supreme Court, argued that the intermediate step was necessary, in part, because of the "complexity of the technologies at issue".

"It is the technology itself at issue, not the uses to which the copyrighted material may be put," she wrote in her opinion.

When studying "emergency PIN technologies" they state fraud was one of the few concrete conclusions from a report about the use of emergency technology at ATMs issued by the Federal Trade Commission.

The trade-off between thwarting Internet piracy and impinging on the way consumers interact with technology is also at issue in the Berman bill.

Sending goods round to the east coast, where a different longshore union has long since accepted many of the technologies that are at issue in the west, is also unpromising.