It is held culpable for the near financial meltdown.

Third, we must have a special prosecutor to prosecute the culpable.

(c) Infringement of trademarks and reliefs

Those found culpable must be punished by their respective managers or commanders.

However, the text holds the judiciary most culpable for the rise in violence.

(b) Rights conferred by patent and its infringement

Her infringement of the regulations of the Institute.

Monsanto brought an action against Schmeiser for patent infringement.

Should We treat those who submit and obey in the same way as those who are culpable ?

Should We treat those who submit and obey in the same way as those who are culpable ?

(e) If that access prohibition is infringed, the infringement is clearly detectable

But there is a fundamental sense in which Bush, like Ken Lay, is culpable, and must be held accountable.

Consequently there is a growing awareness of the need to also assess sanctions against culpable individuals in cartel cases.

Its main functions are to organize, control elections, and punish the infringement of electoral rules.

Overture Services, Inc. sued Google for patent infringement in April 2002 in relation to the AdWords service.

By the time I left the Commission, I was sitting on a pile of 1,500 such infringement proceedings.

It is, however, liable for any patent infringement by its implementation, just as with any other implementation of technology.

It also launches infringement proceedings against member states that have not implemented valid directives on time, or in the correct manner.

According to US law, such actions would amount to reckless endangerment or culpable negligence. Yet politicians are taking citizens on precisely such a ride and facing very little pushback.

On July 31, 2014, the film's studio, Lionsgate, filed a lawsuit in California federal court against 10 anonymous individuals for copyright infringement.

The infringement, carried out as part of an international cartel, was the longest operating cartel in Hungary, lasting from 1991 until 2003.

And liberal democracies apparent inability to protect their citizens from infringement of their individual rights has undermined their standing at home and abroad.

Despite the social and economic impact of his invention, Whitney lost many profits in legal battles over patent infringement for the cotton gin.

Violence against women is a serious infringement of human rights and constitutes one of the most flagrant manifestations of the feminization of poverty.

The Supreme Court, which oversees the constitutionality of laws, guarantees judicial protection for these constitutional principles against any infringement by a new law.

Thus, there are a number of customary practices that constitute an infringement of the principle of the equality of citizens before the law.

And in discovery phase, we asked the patent troll to please provide screenshots of Fark where the infringement of their patent was actually occurring.

CPJ's Africa Program Coordinator, Sue Valentine argues that shutting down internet and SMS communication in the country is an infringement on basic Congolese rights

The order was grounded on the rough immoral attitude toward a teacher and infringement of the internal regulations of the Institute, after numerous warnings .

Any attempt to use them to change the political or legal system of a country or resolve disputes was an infringement of international law.

The Court was also of opinion that infringement by use did not require use of the patented genes or cells in their isolated, laboratory form.

4.3 On 10 February 1998, by order of the Dean of the Faculty of History, the author was reprimanded for infringement of the Internal Regulations.

Any attempt to use sanctions to change the political or legal system of a country or resolve disputes was illegal and an infringement of international law.

Perhaps most remarkable was the absence of reflexive Islamophobia and of the willingness to fight any war even the wrong war in the wrong country for the wrong reasons against the supposedly culpable other.

On 5 November 1997, following a new complaint to the Rector of the Institute alleging the infringement of their rights, the students' parents were convoked in Tashkent.

Analysing this incident, Robert Layton concludes that Egypt's denunciation of the treaty rested upon the doctrine that breach by one state of the terms of an agreement affords the non culpable state the right of denunciation.

Finally, the need to move ahead with European unification in order to legitimize the inevitable infringement of over indebted countries sovereignty might eventually infringe upon German sovereignty as well.

The regime response is to say that any outside monitoring is an infringement on Egyptian sovereignty, and that domestic monitors are an affront to the integrity of the judges.

It follows that everyone is entitled to submit complaints to the Committee against any infringement of his or her rights, including the right not to be subjected to torture.

The Committee is disturbed by reports of the infringement of the freedom of religion of members of religious minorities, in particular Christians, who are also often members of ethnic minorities.

Under the provisions of the Military Code of El Salvador, the death penalty is mandatory for treason, espionage, rebellion and conspiracy to desert, but the judge has discretion to decide to apply it to a few of the most culpable ringleaders.

The European Union reaffirmed the applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention to the occupied territories and also the illegality of any infringement of the rights of the Palestinian people under the Convention.

For instance, an international organization could incur responsibility for assisting a State, through financial support or otherwise, in a project that would entail an infringement of human rights of certain affected individuals.

We've got laws that fundamentally treat creative works as property, plus massive rewards or settlements in infringement cases, plus huge legal fees to protect yourself in court, plus cognitive biases against perceived loss.

For starters, people tend to think of taxes as a loathsome infringement on their freedom, as if petty bureaucrats will inevitably squander the increased revenue on useless and ineffective government employees and programs.