Sentence examples for violating products from inspiring English sources

ThinkOptic is asking for an injunction against violating products, as well as royalties, attorney's fees, and damages for lost profits.

The comprehensive bill would finally provide much-needed resources and clout for the safety commission, enabling it to get products off the shelves more quickly and hand out greater fines and penalties for violating product safety laws.

Imperfect and incomplete understanding of reaction kinetics compounded with uncontrollable variations not only prevent achieving an optimal operation of batch and semi-batch reactors, but also give rise to potential risks of violating product end-use properties, ecological or safety constraints.

Source: John Schmitt, table 1. Keith is stuck in the classical model noted above where any increase violates marginal product theory.

The null hypothesis (generic product = innovator product) and our experimental design (simultaneous evaluation of generic and innovator) allow this M-NLR approach which, by giving PDP for all products without violating NLR assumptions, validates an alternative comparison by CFA with all products under Hill model.

Intel filed a lawsuit today accusing the Broadcom Corporation of "a carefully crafted plan" to build its business in cable and high-speed networking products by violating Intel patents.

[C6.] Intel Sues Broadcom in Patent Case Intel filed a lawsuit accusing Broadcom of "a carefully crafted plan" to build its business in cable and high-speed networking products by violating Intel patents.

The commission said Thursday that the companies, two in New Jersey and one in Florida, had tried to exploit the public's anxieties over bioterrorism by issuing false and misleading news releases about the products -- violating a law prohibiting misrepresentations in connection with the sale of securities.

Since 2003 the FDA has fined it $46 million for not meeting blood safety laws, including mismanaging certain blood products and violating best manufacturing practices.

General Motors placed a full-page ad in Automotive News, confessing to a series of strategic mistakes, apologizing for violating consumer trust with inferior products and for biasing "our product mix toward pickup trucks and SUVs".

All of these compounds are natural product derivatives violating Lipinski's rule of 5, with the exception of colchicine.