Sentences with phrase «reexamination as»

«Previously, what were labeled as behavioral and learning - related issues, such as non-compliance, learning disabilities, depression, oppositional disorder and even Attention Deficit Disorder, are undergoing a reexamination as the understanding of the effects of traumatic stress on a child's brain grows,» said Theresa O'Neil of Second Wave Michigan.
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As the Louisiana statutes for holding primaries are similar to those of Texas, our ruling in Classic as to the unitary character of the electoral process calls for a reexamination as to whether or not the exclusion of Negroes from a Texas party primary was state action.

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As a result, Emirates is struggling to understand the basis upon which the US3 could argue for a reexamination of the Open Skies agreement.
It should be said immediately, however, in defense of such lacunae, that there is, in some quarters, a serious reexamination of the wisdom of having instruction in preaching as a separate curriculum item.
Of course this does not mean that the historian automatically accepts the kerygma as the correct interpretation of Jesus» meaning, for it, like any other interpretation, is subject to critical reexamination.
The recent shift in attitudes between some evangelicals and some Catholics naturally involves a reexamination of the doctrinal topics on which basic and continuing agreement between classical Protestantism and Roman Catholicism has sometimes been obscured» as well as a reexamination of those topics that were divisive in the sixteenth century and have remained controversial ever since.
This same awareness among some segments of the clergy has begun to spark renewal movements within the church as well as reexaminations of Christian education, preaching style and liturgy.
«It's vital that this reexamination be a collaborative effort undertaken with the direct involvement of these aggrieved communities, as represented by the Black, Latino / a and Asian Caucus, whose experiences on this and other policing issues will be crucial to ensuring a just solution.»
This review is somewhat similar to the patent - opposition procedures available in other countries, such as the EPO, and possibly allows for a less costly way of challenging patents than through an inter partes patent reexamination or a lawsuit.
This reexamination included casein protein which became codified as GRAS in 1978.
Her film, personal as it may be, is crafted so well that a reexamination of your own family is almost inevitable.
Analyzing social experiments as implemented: A reexamination of the evidence from the HighScope Perry Preschool Program.
While this battle could go either way, it also opens the door for a reexamination of how books are sold throughout Europe and how VAT penalties such as those currently imposed in France and Luxembourg could be reconsidered.
Kagan's brilliant and comprehensive reexamination of early American foreign policy makes clear why America, from its very beginning, has been viewed worldwide not only as a wellspring of political, cultural, and social revolution, but as an ambitious and, at times, dangerous nation.
Buffeted by technological turbulence, the very roles and functions of libraries are up for reexamination and reinvention, as evidenced by the articles in American Libraries» June 2013 E-Content Digital Supplement.
Aging is inevitable, but ageism warrants reexamination, especially in a culture as besotted by youth as ours has become.
These low reliefs project outward from the surface of the work, serving as a methodical reexamination of the relationship between painting and sculpture.
While the effects of that remain to be seen, she nevertheless managed to develop a programme at the Stedelijk that navigates seamlessly between her usual focus on art's next hot young thing and reexaminations of work by more mature practitioners, as recent shows for Jana Euler and Jordan Wolfson, but also Jean Tinguely and Ed van der Elsken, demonstrate.
At the same time, her reexamination of the human body paralleled the cultural upheaval of the sexual revolution and women's movement: her work challenged the Western artistic tradition that regarded a woman's proper place in the arts as sitter or muse.
Such reexaminations have been underway for awhile in places as far - flung as Bhutan and Britain.
Mr. Chen has extensive experience in helping high - tech companies in Silicon Valley and China on building comprehensive patent portfolios and developing sophisticated international patent strategies, assessing, avoiding and responding to third - party IP threats, inter partes reviews (IPRs) and reexaminations at the patent office, district court patent litigation, in - bound and out - bound technology licensing, and negotiating IP asset transactions such as mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and the like.
This was true even though Jang's patent had been invalidated as a result of reexamination proceeding.
The USPTO has rejected all claims of the» 915 patent as a result of an anonymous reexamination request; Apple has appealed that decision to the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB) and will have to file its opening appellate brief in July.
Because of this constraint, the Office has set forth rules for motions to amend that account for the absence of an independent examination by the Office where a prior art search is performed as would be done during prosecution, reexamination, or reissue.
The proceeding involves what used to be called a reexamination (and, as noted above, a cousin of inter partes review, ex parte reexamination, 35 U.S C. § 302 et seq., still bears that name).
[5] Although the Court found against Cuozzo on both issues, the decision suggests that the Court views the AIA post grant proceedings as events akin to reexamination — a procedure to correct shortcomings during the earlier examination of the claims under review — rather than a streamlined, quasi-judicial procedure to invalidate suspect patents.
This includes ex parte and inter partes procedures before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, such as preparing and prosecuting requests for reexamination and reissue, briefing and arguing patent appeals before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences, and handling complex patent interferences.
Increased tilting at windmills may require critical reexamination of the existing limits placed on lawyers in their role as gatekeepers — such as Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11 — to prevent a waste of judicial and client resources.
Along with inter partes reviews, Mr. Cavanaugh routinely develops strategies for other post-grant proceedings such as ex parte reexaminations and reissues.
The federal district court in Las Vegas erred in granting summary judgment to patent infringement defendant DigiDeal as to certain cancelled claims (upon reexamination by the USPTO) of U.S. Patent No. 7,523,935 because suits based upon cancelled claims must be dismissed for
The court observed that in Cuozzo Speed Technologies, LLC v. Lee, 136 S. Ct. 2131 (2016), the Supreme Court characterized IPR proceedings as a «reexamination» or «second look» at an earlier examination.
As I stated in my recent update on the ongoing reexaminations, the USPTO has issued a «final» (though still appealable) Office action declaring the only asserted claim (claim 14) invalid.
They have handled numerous post-grant proceedings, such as AIA Patent Office trials and reexaminations, and they have litigated patent cases and appeals.
And in March, while the Patent Reform Act was still on the Senate's schedule, we commented on the value of one form of reexamination known as an «ex parte» reexam (the only form of reexamination available for older patents) and provided some statistics.
As I have shown, public interest groups are often utilizing reexamination proceedings in order to challenge patents that come dangerously close to impeding public knowledge.
Furthermore, the large number of claim changes as a result of these requests reveal that reexamination is an important cornerstone of the Patent Office's capacity to ensure good patent quality.
As I have shown, reexamination is an important tool capable of improving patent quality for patent holders themselves as well as for third party public interest filerAs I have shown, reexamination is an important tool capable of improving patent quality for patent holders themselves as well as for third party public interest fileras well as for third party public interest fileras for third party public interest filers.
Thus the Patent Reform Act of 2007 would have essentially eliminated important public interest projects such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Patent Busting Project, which uses inter and ex parte reexamination proceedings to challenge and defend against patents that potentially infringe on the public domain.45 In this way, the Patent Reform Act of 2007 would have failed to replace the current reexamination processes with an adequate form of post grant review.
As mentioned earlier, patent holders filed forty - one percent of ex parte reexamination requests, seeking to amend their patent or test their patent against certain prior art.
However, the Patent Office grants an overwhelming majority of reexamination requests by third parties, as I have shown, welcoming the ability of these requests to raise substantial new questions of patentability.
As we recently reported, the latest draft of the Patent Reform Act of 2007 replaces the current reexamination processes with an inadequate form of post-grant review and places undue restrictions on third party participation.
In such an environment, as part of its reexamination of the mobile contents division, the Company took on initiatives to strengthen its management structure by integrating development and operations, which included the absorption - type merger of Capcom Mobile, Inc., its wholly - owned subsidiary.
Require that demand letters contain certain basic information, such as a description of the patent at issue, a description of the product or service that allegedly infringes it, the names and contact information for the patent's owners, and disclosures of ongoing reexaminations or litigations involving that patent.
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