Sentences with phrase «remains of your public domain»

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The source said, «The huge sum of money was not the only thing recovered from that building, although that is what has remained in public domain since that EFCC operation.

Yes, it would be nice if the transformative power of CRISPR remained in the public domain; maybe we could even invent a new prize — the Rashomon Prize!

If the text is in public domain, there is no problem of plagiarism legally, though the issue of scientific credibility remains.

Of course, works which are in the public domain in Australia may remain copyrighted in other Countries, even for several decades.

All information regarding test results remains confidential unless the owner specifically authorizes release of the information into the public domain

Also, Courts Administrator Kevin McCormac said it remains in the discretion of the presiding judge whether the ruling on a particular case is put into the public domain.

Her estate can not press charges against the authors because the books are part of the public domain now and will remain that way.

You want a copy of the public domain music but ABC Library insists you sign an agreement to not further reproduce or digitize the sheet music (their reason apparently is a desire to remain the exclusive source for the music in an effort to obtain funding for them to digitize their entire unique collection; alternatively, the library also seems to indicate, without providing details, that the donor of the print sheet music has placed restrictions on the use of the sheet music).

The newspaper argued that the content of the journal was not confidential and private, on the grounds: (i) the subject of the journal consisted of events that were in the public domain; (ii) the relaxed way in which the journals were treated and the width of their circulation belied an expectation that they would remain private; and (iii) having regard to the nature of the content of the journal any expectation of privacy on the part of the claimant was unreasonable.

Despite recent efforts to make the draconian UK Family Court system more compatible with the ECHR — in both domains of private and public law — it still remains an aberration long overdue root and branch reform.

Subsequently, when it came into the public domain in 2005, it revealed an equivocal conclusion: «I remain of the opinion that the safest course would be to secure the adoption of a further resolution to authorise the use of force.»

You're the one looking for a job, so make sure that your references remain yours and out of the public domain.

[T] he assertion of a private form of eminent domain — the «one - to - one transfer of property» for private rather than public benefit — remains anathema in most legal traditions.