Sentence examples for territorial restriction from inspiring English sources
To read into § 243(h)'s mandate a territorial restriction is to restore the very language that Congress removed.
Here there is no room for doubt: a territorial restriction has been deliberately deleted from the statute.
We therefore reject respondents' broad reading of Montana 's first exception, which ignores the dependent status of Indian tribes and subverts the territorial restriction upon tribal power.
Accordingly, the second circumstance cannot justify a territorial restriction on the freedom to provide services and therefore it does not affect the conclusion set out in paragraph 125 of the present judgment.
88 It is true that the actual origin of the obstacle to the reception of such services is to be found in the contracts concluded between the broadcasters and their customers, which in turn reflect the territorial restriction clauses included in contracts concluded between those broadcasters and the holders of intellectual property rights.
– this conclusion is affected neither by the fact that the foreign decoding device has been procured or enabled by the giving of a false identity and a false address, with the intention of circumventing the territorial restriction in question, nor by the fact that it is used for commercial purposes although it was restricted to private use.
As has been shown above, that Treaty's absolute ban on refoulement is similarly devoid of territorial restrictions.
It did not take long for the Japanese to tire of the territorial restrictions placed upon them by their Anglo-American partners.
The Copyright Office originally recommended against such an extension of the importation ban, reasoning that enforcement of territorial restrictions was best left to contract law.
These rights can be bought or sold in part or in whole, generally or with territorial restrictions, for the complete or partial duration of the protection.
As the District Court held, where a manufacturer sells products to his distributor subject to territorial restrictions upon resale, a per se violation of the Sherman Act results.
