Sentences with phrase «obvious claim»

At the U.K. intellectual property blog IMPACT, Freeth Cartwright partner Andrew Mills says that the church's most obvious claim would be for copyright.

It is similar to Amazon's patent on white - background photography where narrowed but still obvious claims were allowed.

Look at how many people attack this completely benign and obvious claim...

This, combined with the vast amounts of money involved, the bombastic architecture of so many sports venues, and the fierce loyalties which teams attract — loyalties which are no longer even geographically determined — leads to obvious claims that sport is a religion.

Even more improbable, one would have thought, is that a dozen men with no obvious claim to fame should, one fine Saturday morning, declare themselves experts in a subject whose contents they themselves would get to define, and then turn around and expect the whole world to pay for such expertise.

In addition to the obvious claim and risk concerns, the amount of people who have renters insurance in a given area, and therefore the risk and the size of the risk pool, can vary widely.

This is an obvious claim to a wide right that clearly goes beyond that permitted under Art 51 of the UN Charter.

In addition to the obvious claim and risk concerns, the amount of people who have renters insurance in a given area, and therefore the risk and the size of the risk pool, can vary widely.

But maybe, just maybe, there is a test of wills at play here, that runs beneath the surface of the obvious claims being made, one against the other.