Sentence examples for use doctrine from inspiring English sources

Theflyonthewall.com cited the "fair use" doctrine, allowing it to provide summaries of other entities' news.

Google had argued that under the "fair use" doctrine of copyright law, it did not need such permission.

The publisher of "Goodnight Bush" is counting on the fair use doctrine, which allows limited amounts of copyrighted material to be used without permission.

Under the "fair use" doctrine, quotation is permitted for criticism and comment, so you'd think this is where a poetry critic could hang his hat.

Ms. Randall's efforts at parody (one of the areas protected under the "fair use" doctrine in copyright law) are decidedly unfunny, and her attempts at social commentary (another area protected under copyright law) are often ungainly.

The "fair use" doctrine of copyright law gives consumers the right to make copies of CD's they own for their personal use, and plenty of music fans make tapes or create a duplicate CD for friends without punishment.

The company argued that the service was legal under the fair-use doctrine of copyright law.

In 2006 Ms Shloss filed for declarative relief to use the material under the scholarship provisions of fair-use doctrine.

Under the reasonable-use doctrine, the riparian owner is permitted to make any reasonable use of the water.

Earlier this week, when the allegation became public, Signet had maintained that "copyright fair-use doctrine permits reasonable borrowing and paraphrasing of another author's words, especially for the purpose of creating something new and original".

Yesterday's Frank Rich column, terrific as usual, is behind the TimesSelect firewall, but fair-use doctrine surely permits me to quote a mere ninety-six words: Americans are looking for leadership, somewhere, anywhere.