Sentence examples for the intention of section from inspiring English sources

The intention of section 301 is to preempt and abolish any rights under the common law or statutes of a State that are equivalent to copyright and that extend to works coming within the scope of the Federal copyright law.

But it is hard to see that introducing so-called enhanced fees was the intention of section 29 of Magna Carta 1297 which, as it appears on the statute book, says "we will sell to no man… either justice or right".

In the case of Clayton v. Heffron (1960) a majority of the full bench of the Supreme Court of New South Wales (headed by Chief Justice Evatt) found in favour of the government four to one on the grounds that they had complied fully with the intention of section 5B, while also denying the plaintiff leave to appeal to the High Court.

The intention of this section is not to systematically derivate from normative theory the values and principles in the framework.

The original intention of Section 24 was purportedly to protect confidentiality over employee identity and to maintain commercial competitiveness.

Taking age into consideration, the present study revealed an inverse trend, with an increase in the intention of having a Cesarean section at older ages.

They were convicted under Section 20-58 of the Virginia Code, which made it illegal for interracial couples to marry out of state with the intention of returning, and sentenced under Section 20-59, which declared interracial marriage a felony offense and punishable by between one to five years in prison.

Part 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1988 makes it an offence to send a communication which is "indecent or grossly offensive" with the intention of causing "distress or anxiety" while section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 applies to threats and statements known to be false.

The effective moment of inertia was initially proposed by Branson (1977), with the intention of reflecting the loss of concrete cross section according to crack propagation.

With the intention of estimating severity distribution, the methodology presented in the section 'Severity distribution' was followed.

Malik was found not guilty of the more serious offence (section 57 of the act) of possessing material with the intention of committing an act of terrorism, and no one accused her of inciting terrorism (section 59).