Sentences with phrase «require intellectual property protection»

For example, running a restaurant may not require intellectual property protection, but if you have financial success, embezzlement protection might be a realistic need.

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In particular, Bozarth said, the drug giant is concerned about a range of potential proposals that would weaken intellectual property protections, impose price controls, or require manufacturers to disclose proprietary information.

Unlike other similar companies, Quirky doesn't require that submissions have intellectual - property protection.

The United States - Chile FTA eliminates tariffs and opens markets, reduces barriers for trade in services, provides protection for intellectual property, ensures regulatory transparency, guarantees nondiscrimination in the trade of digital products, commits the Parties to maintain competition laws that prohibit anticompetitive business conduct, and requires effective labor and environmental enforcement.

A form of governance for cyberspace that takes equal entitlement to its resources seriously requires far reaching changes of the current political practices in such areas as development assistance, transfer of technology, intellectual property protection, and space cooperation.

Technology companies — both established and emerging — are focusing on privacy, cybersecurity, compliance, protection of intellectual property and licensing, all of which require legal support that is nimble and able to adapt to the effects of innovations in the marketplace.

æThis brings a higher onus of intellectual property protection and exceeds the current NAFTA regime of only requiring ænational treatment.

æThe US Objectives æwould strengthen intellectual property protection and require Canada and Mexico to change its law.

He suggests two additional reforms that would lead to better protection of intellectual property and high - quality patents: One would require clear identification of patent owners, their affiliates, and partners or licensors to provide transparency to defendants in any potential infringement action.

53 Consequently, it must be held that, in adopting the injunction requiring the ISP to install the contested filtering system, the national court concerned would not be respecting the requirement that a fair balance be struck between the right to intellectual property, on the one hand, and the freedom to conduct business, the right to protection of personal data and the freedom to receive or impart information, on the other.

• There are so many facets to IP — the nature of the practice requires lawyers to look into the development, the protection, the enforcement, and the defence of intellectual property rights.

Over the next 12 months, 73 per cent of those polled will be looking for labour and employment advice: 57 per cent will need assistance with mergers and acquisitions; followed by 56 per cent looking for tax law help, 55 per cent probably requiring assistance with litigation, 33 per cent with intellectual property protection, 31 per cent with succession planning, and 28 per cent with environmental law.