Sentence examples for use as opposed from inspiring English sources

Under United Kingdom law, an infringer relying on fair dealing as a defence must show that their actions fall into a specific category of acceptable use, as opposed to the "illustrative open list of purposes" in US law.

This measure – use as opposed to harm – has distorted not only the approach to new drugs but also the way drug dependence is tackled in the UK.

"The trend we're seeing is that they want to buy for more year-round use, as opposed to just seasonal use".

It's intended to be a challenge to the country: to try to be one of the first countries in the world to have a high 90s percentage penetration of internet use, as opposed to the low 70s.

The problem, Dr. Henney said, is not so much that the drugs themselves are unsafe but that their risks become more apparent when they are in widespread use, as opposed to the controlled conditions of a clinical trial.

With a focus on building larger planes for commercial travel and military use, as opposed to the small-plane makers that dominate here, Boeing gained a reputation for generous compensation and opportunities for career growth.

Burke says the Coalition uses "illegal" (as opposed to unlawful or unauthorised) to demonise asylum seekers.

Capitalism is the word he used, as opposed to "industrial society" or "the modern world", after he read and embraced the writings of Karl Marx and became a Marxist in the 1880s.

Under this scenario, the fuzzy RDD can be used as opposed to the sharp RDD [12].

Furthermore, a convenience sample was used (as opposed to a probabilistically selected one).

In agile methods, for example using Kanban boards, a "pull" task-allocation is often used, as opposed to classic "push".