Sentence examples for unfair use of from inspiring English sources

This is an unfair use of public tax subsidies.

In a visit to Microsoft headquarters last November, Mr. Gore warned against "the unfair use of market dominance in one sector to stifle innovation in another sector".

The loophole has long been an unfair use of the tax code, and the bill would apply only to those who make more than $250,000 a year.

Those tactics, the Government says, represented an unfair use of the market power Microsoft has as a result of its monopoly in operating system software for personal computers.

But I laid off for so long because I also believe that columnists are entitled by their mandate to engage in the unfair use of statistics, the misleading representation of opposing positions, and the conscious withholding of contrary data.

Basically, the poorer research subjects felt less powerful when it came to dealing with any problems that might occur; arguing their case on identity theft, for example, or fighting unfair use of data by employers.

In addition, the appeals court stated: "[i]f disassembly of copyrighted object code is per se an unfair use, the owner of the copyright gains a de facto monopoly over the functional aspects of his work - aspects that were expressly denied copyright protection by congress".

The court found that nearly 6,000 cases protected by copyright, were digested by Lawyers' Co-operative and that the whole work, or so much of it as is tainted by the workmanship of the unfair use, should be enjoined.

Article 39.3 in TRIPS only requires countries to protect against "unfair commercial use" of marketing approval data but gives countries considerable discretion to define "unfair" in the context of their own national laws and culture.

The government says "vigilante" green groups have been "sabotaging" development, jobs and growth by "lawfare" – unfair and improper use of the courts.

The shooting last Sunday set off three days of protests by people who felt that the shooting was an unfair and unnecessary use of police force.