Sentence examples for works subject from inspiring English sources

This subsection applies solely to uses of musical works subject to licensing under this section.

See supra, at 10 (describing how §104 often makes such works "subject to" American copyright protection).

The Copyright Office will set up categories of works subject to demand, starting with electronic serials i.e.: periodicals; newspapers; annuals; and the journals, proceedings, transactions, etc. of societies.

By making the use of the former public domain works subject to the approval of the owners of the "restored" copyrights.

The play works subject matter that has already been pretty thoroughly mined, but this brisk, muscular production — based on the lives of the playwright's parents — quickly leaves you not caring that you've visited the territory before.

And §104 says that works "subject to protection" include unpublished works "without regard to the [author's] nationality or domicile," and works "first published" in any of the nearly 180 nations that have signed a copyright treaty with the United States.

The greater issue, though, is that already marginalised works, subjects, individuals and groups were further marginalised, and by a company that richly profits from our work.

The exhibit's final iteration swaps unlimited wine for an activist message that pervades the works' subjects and media.

Nor is the work subject to overtime limitations.

A 'restricted' stamp means that you have the right to work, subject to certain conditions.

Another angst-filled work, "Subject to Change," by the quirky choreographic team Lightfoot León, rounds out the program.