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Put differently, that behaviour must constitute an infringement throughout the whole period in question.
Total or partial reproduction of this content is strictly forbidden and may constitute an infringement of copyright.
Such action would constitute an infringement punishable under the French Intellectual Property Code.
We give no permission for the use of the logo, andsuch use may constitute an infringement of our rights.
Any such action would constitute an infringement of rights deriving from the French Intellectual Property Code.
We give no permission to use these trademarks, andsuch use may constitute an infringement of our rights.
The infringement of any of the above rights may constitute an infringement of these provisions, and a crime that is punishable in accordance with articles 270 and following of the Criminal Code.
No permission is given for the use of these trade marks, andsuch use may constitute an infringement of our rights.
Nevertheless, where the unlawful use of the trade secret would constitute an infringement of law other than that foreseen in this Directive or would be likely to harm consumers, such unlawful use should not be allowed.
We do not give any permission for the use of these trademarks, andsuch use may constitute an infringement of our rights.
Those exceedances in themselves constitute an infringement of Article 13(1) of Directive 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2008 on ambient air quality and cleaner air for Europe, read in conjunction with Annex XI to that directive.
Full or partial reproduction of these contents may constitute an infringement of intellectual property rights.
Most importantly, I reject the notion that the act of contributing to a trade mark infringement by a third party, whether actual orpotential, should constitute an infringement in itself.
The use of these trademarks is expressly forbidden and can constitute an infringement of legislation regarding copyright or trademarks.
Making available and managing an online platform for sharing copyright-protected works such as‘The Pirate Bay' may constitute an infringement of copyright.
Any use of the Course Materials not expressly permitted in these Terms is strictly prohibited and will constitute an infringement of our copyright or our other intellectual property rights, and/or the copyright or other intellectual property rights of our licensors.
Collection of health data for the purposes of signing a contract for the provision of telecommunication services, would constitute an infringement under the Regulation.
Although the burden of proof of the existence of the circumstances that constitute an infringement of Article 82 EC is borne by the Commission, it is for the dominant undertaking concerned, and not for the Commission, before the end of the administrative procedure, to raise any plea of objective justification and to support it with arguments and evidence.
I give no permission for the use of these trade marks, andsuch use may constitute an infringement of my rights.
The Court has the right of discretion to reduce or return damages in the case of'offenses of innocent' where the offender proves he did not know andthere is no reason to believe that his/ her legal acts constitute an infringement.
The use of these trademarks is expressly prohibited and may constitute an infringement of copyright or trademark laws.
According to the EU Court's press release,"The sale of a multimedia player which enables films that are available illegally on the internet to be viewed easily andfor free on a television screen could constitute an infringement of copyright.".
Data capture, notably for the purposes of commercial use, is rigorously prohibited and may constitute an infringement of the law by AFNOR in respect of its databases.
The sale of a multimedia player which enables films that are available illegally on the internet to be viewed easily andfor free on a television screen could constitute an infringement of copyright.
The capture of this information,particularly for commercial use, is strictly prohibited and may constitute an infringement of AFNOR's rights with regard to its databases.
Any collection or storage of personal data beyond this framework, e.g. collection of health data for the purposes of signing a contract for the provision of telecommunication services, would constitute an infringement under the Regulation.
Making available and managing an online platform for sharing copyright-protected works such as‘The Pirate Bay' may constitute an infringement of copyright,” the court said in a press release(pdf).
You are not permitted to use these without the prior written permission of SRS andyou accept that any such use may constitute an infringement of the relevant proprietor's rights.
Accordingly, the information in the website must not be circulated orcopied to anyone where to do so may constitute an infringement of any local laws or regulations.