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California has attached the right to use water to certain properties.
Employees have the right to use social media for these purposes.
No one has a right to use Twitter for abusive purposes.
Its right to use peyote was enshrined in law in 1994.
Heineken licensed the right to use the yeast in its beer.
Now I think it's all right to use the classical vocabulary.
Discussed whether it is right to use bugs to help us.
They think they have a right to use force against their partners.
It is his right to use his forum to do it too.
He wanted to reserve the right to use that circuitry in other applications.
California residents voted on the right to use pot on a recreational basis.
He recently sued Intel to get back the right to use his name.
It's their responsibility — as well as their right — to use their time wisely.
"It shows people we have the right to use sign language," he said.
Many constitutional lawyers question whether he had a right to use that pretext.
Vaping activists aren&apost just fighting for their right to use e-cigarettes.
Throngs have taken to the streets demanding the right to use indigenous languages.
Authorities warn protesters that troops and police have "right to use all methods".
More important, the BBC has the right to use clips across its digital platforms.
Jesse claims he has the right to use it; he has to be stopped.
"The social contract says you have the right to use deadly force," he says.
The lease, attached to the memo, gives Pruitt the right to use one bedroom.
That includes the right to use a drone without the government unreasonably inhibiting you.
The law, he said, gives permission but not a constitutional right to use cannabis.
It's about an individual's right to use strong encryption in a personal data store.
Developers retain ownership of Lenses they create, though grant Snapchat the right to use them.
But companies will have to pay for the right to use the gene-editing technique.
In telecommunications, smaller companies often have the right to use infrastructure built by the giants.
The charter vests the Security Council with the right to use force under Article 42.
This mother created a documentary about her daughter's right to use the bathroom she chooses.
The league should have the right to use footage of their own players, for example.
Single parents will have the right to use the parental leave quotas of both parents.
Mahajan said that the government had every right to use the powers of the RBI act.
Since the fourth grade, M.S. has been advocating for the right to use the girls' bathroom.
Finally, the United States reserves the right to use military force in response to certain cyberattacks.
I mean, do you think Meryl Streep was right to use the platform that she did?
We will switch to plans that do not include the right to use online text messaging.
However, Paul died in 2016, and Craig says the right to use JS died with him.
" What's more ... Sesame says STX does not own, control or have the right to use "Sesame Street.
He also insisted on the right to use drug sniffing dogs to make sure she stayed clean.
In the 1980s households were given the right to use a portion of the land for themselves.
An easement gives a party the right to use or enter onto another's property without owning it.
Cruz argued that individuals had no legal right to use such toys – even in their own homes.
Connecticut, which gave married couples the right to use contraceptives in the privacy of their own home.
In return, Mr. Zunino has the right to use photos of her in that frock for advertising.
But that doesn't give people the right to use it against me and vilify me for it.
He said Eni had signed a deal giving it the right to use the project's intellectual property.
Naturally, her support of transgender rights and the community's right to use the bathroom of their choice.
Grimm had sued the school board to win the right to use the public school's boys' bathroom.
These laws protect the right to use a gun in self-defense when faced with a threat.
The judge, William E. Garnett, warned his refusal could jeopardize his right to use an insanity defense.
Many of these men have since apologized; Meeks has argued he had every right to use the word.
"Defendants do not own, control or have any right to use the SESAME STREET mark," the lawsuit read.
Other auto makers have built trust with consumers, and earned the right to use visual effect stand-ins.
Ukraine said its ships did nothing wrong and have every right to use the strait without Russian permission.
If evil is absolute, does one have an absolute right to use any means necessary to obliterate it?
The lawsuit argued that STX Entertainment does not have the right to use "Sesame Street" in its tagline.
I defend people's right to use offensive speech, I just don't personally choose to use the N-word.
She supported transgender individuals' right to use the bathroom of their choice during her time as attorney general.
You got national attention earlier this year for winning the right to use campaign funds for child care.
A license is not a transfer of ownership but rather a right to use, under tightly controlled circumstances.
They have happily abandoned the right to use the local appellations in favor of the freedom to experiment.
"So you mean that there's a constitutional right to use Snapchat, but not to use Twitter?" she asked.
In July, McAfee settled a lawsuit with Intel over his right to use his name on other products.
Fifth, he has the right to use legislative appropriations for his own purposes rather than those of Congress.
But crucially, it added that the amendment also protects an individual's right to use "Arms" in self-defense.
Earlier this month, Trump said the United States reserved the right to use military force against North Korea.
And Trump, by winning the Electoral College, has earned the right to use those considerable, but not unlimited, powers.
When police officers are under direct attack, they have the same right to use force as any citizen would.
Loeb had sued Vergara for the right to use the frozen embryos the two created when they were together.
Prior to Ellison's letter, University of Chicago professors had the right to use trigger warnings or not use them.
Without access to the data and the right to use it to train models, dataware will not be possible.
Washington, D.C. -- The city's Human Rights Act gives transgender people the right to use the bathroom of their choice.
Others might give investors the right to use the coins toward a product or service that will be offered.
This decision affirms that denying a student his right to use the correct restroom is discrimination, plain and simple.
They do not, however, have a right to use money they obtain from government contracts to make that statement.
It automatically gives oil pipelines the right to use eminent domain, and the Public Service Commission doesn't get involved.
Whether or not it was intentional, her powerful performance fully earned her the right to use a curse word.
It's a one-off transaction which gives the buyer the permanent right to use the technology and intellectual property.
Women retain their status as nonactive members, however, meaning their right to use the Cresta is not officially recognized.
" But he reserved the right to use such statements in "very rare circumstances — which I hope would never arise.
Charlotte's measure established that transgender people had a right to use public restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
Operating leases give a company the right to use an asset, like a retail location in a mall, over time.
They disliked the code's acknowledgment that countries with assets in space had a right to use force to defend them.
Watch next: Transgender teen Gavin Grimm's right to use the bathroom was appealed all the way to the Supreme Court
His deal with the developer also gave it the right to use the Trump brand in 19 Middle Eastern countries.
Musk promptly got into a troll-y fight about his right to use other people's work without giving them credit.
But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others.
Meanwhile, other candidates around the country have won the right to use campaign money to pay for their children's care.
And not feeling we have enough of either, nor the right to use them the same way we did before.
Since then, state law has given transgender people the right to use restrooms that correspond to the person's gender identity.
Treasury won a similar legal challenge in China over the right to use the "Ben Fu" trademark there in 2017.
"It is not right to use the state of emergency to subvert the rule of law in Turkey," he said.
Certification earns them the right to use the increasingly familiar B Corp logo on their cartons, hang tags and websites.
"We don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," Sen.
Rosen countered that he had the right to use the two sprinters if he thought they would improve the teams.
The US reserves the right to use military force after a cyberattack, or launch a massive cyberstrike of its own.
Antle said $13,000 is a fair contribution for the right to use 18 tigers on a multimillion-dollar motion picture.
He has withdrawn an Obama administration regulation granting transgender students the right to use bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity.
A trans boy waits to hear whether the Supreme Court will consider his right to use the bathroom of his choice A trans boy waits to hear whether the Supreme Court will consider his right to use the bathroom of his choice This segment originally aired on Oct, 13, 2016 on VICE News on HBO.
When we find that AWS services are being abused by a customer, we suspend that customer's right to use our services.
At its heart, it's about the government's right to use cellphone data to track a person's past locations without a warrant.
When riding the Rev, you roll the thumb wheel to the left to accelerate or right to use the regenerative braking.
Critics have questioned whether Facebook is right to use such a similar approach on Instagram as it already does on Facebook.
I'm just saying, I don't feel like you have the right to use the company as a tool to influence that.
When you purchase a song, Mammen asks, are you also purchasing the right to use its audio as AI training data?
In 2013, she successfully sued her school district for the right to use the bathroom that corresponds with her gender identity.
At this point POTUS is absolutely right to use constitutional executive action authority to build the wall and secure our border.
Joint ventures must grant the Chinese partner the right to use the foreign partner's technology even after their agreement has expired.
For the trans and gender non-conforming community, the right to use the bathroom of their choice is increasingly under attack.
A timeshare is an agreement in which several joint owners share the right to use a given property or vacation home.
So perhaps Senators Corker and Warner are right to use the fear factor of future bailouts as a goad to action.
The company states in user manuals that it reserves the right to use collected data for its defense in a lawsuit.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said in early January China reserves the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control.
The M.T.A. was paying $2 million annually to Midtown Track Ventures for the right to use the track and the station.
Hurd said that they "reserve the right" to use procedural tools like a discharge petition if they don't get their way.
Alaskan leaders have long supported ANWR drilling, seeing it as a fight for the right to use their own land's resources.
Naughty America hasn't made clear how it intends to verify whether users have the right to use the images they submit.
"Just because Laquan McDonald was ignoring him that night he did not have the right to use deadly force," Gleason said.
Whaling is limited to Japan's 200-mile exclusive economic zone, where it has the sovereign right to use the living resources.
A transgender high school student in Virginia filed the lawsuit to establish his right to use the boys' bathroom at his school.
Nicole Maines gained national attention for her battle against her Orono, Maine school district over her right to use the girls' bathroom.
"Kai has never been given the right to use the proper restroom in this red county, red district, red state," she said.
He cited an elector's constitutional right to use discretion, which meant, for him, voting for Reagan because of his position against abortion.
Fitch views the company's right to use the Blue Cross trademark as a significant competitive advantage in the Idaho health care market.
The right to use materials in educational settings, such as showing a movie in a classroom, is specifically allowed by federal law.
There may be a constitutional right to use a dildo, the argument went, but you don't have a right to buy one.
And you can license the right to use her walk on the beach from iStock, owned by Getty Images, for just $170.
Perhaps, since some racist white people are still calling him "nigger," he feels like it's his right to use the word "fag"?
"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he added.
"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," Cruz said.
In the meantime, the board could revoke the owner's right to use the amenities, if the bylaws or house rules allow it.
Last but by no means least, some credit cards charge an annual fee in exchange for your right to use the card.
This is the official name for an athlete's right to use a banned substance — under medical supervision and with a doctor's approval.
"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he said.
Tehran has revoked Russia's right to use an Iranian base to stage bombing runs in Syria, only a week after granting it.
It has tried to stop a Charlotte, N.C., law that gave transgender people the right to use the bathroom of their choice.
Right, to use it in the way ... Now, they also get some ... Let's be also really honest, they also get benefits, right?
The United States is demanding that it retain the right to use unilateral tariffs, while China gives up its right to retaliate.
It also includes a not infrequent use of the N-word, something Mr. Delgado, who is black, has a right to use.
The filing adds that without court orders, Khosla will "continue to deny, impair and obstruct" the public's right to use Martins Beach.
Like Senator Murkowski said, I don't think it's right to use the power and prestige of the U.S. for a political situation.
The sale could include the right to use Trump's name, effectively separating the "Trump" brand from the president itself, according to Painter.
Juliet came out as transgender in 2015, and her family is suing the school district over her right to use women's bathrooms.
It's accepted that people have the right to use supplements even if they aren't the cure-alls they may claim to be.
You need to exercise your right to use those clubs and have access to them because it's a right that you've earned.
Democrats have contended that they have a right to use that information for their own obstruction of justice investigation into the president.
Other renters and tenants have faced similar pressure from their landlords and even sued to retain the right to use a physical key.
"It is right to use an iron fist for a while to wake up the rest of Europe," said local resident Diego Detassis.
"[B]ut we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he said.
It could strip the subsidiaries of the right to use its valuable brand—it has done this at least once in the past.
Christie estimates that over 227 people have won legal cases for the right to use cannabis as a member of the THC Ministry.
France's Council of State ruled Friday that security forces have a right to use controversial high-velocity rubber ball launchers for crowd control.
Another syncretic church with Brazilian roots, the Santo Daime, also soundly proved their right to use ayahuasca in ceremonies in court in 2011.
The ravers had won the right to use large city-owned venues, but the crowds just weren't big enough to need them anymore.
Assuming one has the right to use "unbreakable" encryption, do they not also have the right to have someone build it for them?
Many of our civil rights milestones of the last fifty years would not be possible without the equal right to use public accommodations.
The transaction will also provide Bharti Airtel with an indefeasible right to use (IRU) for part of the existing fibre network of Tata.
Even when people didn't use the water, which they had every right to use in whatever manner they chose to, it disappeared anyway.
Does the affirmation of the right to use a handgun for self-defense prevent government from regulating specific types of self-defense guns?
This simple ruling ensured that Americans retained the fundamental right to use free speech to praise or criticize a candidate running for office.
A trans individual's right to use the restroom that corresponds to the gender he or she identifies with should not be infringed upon.
In one speech, Mateer discussed a lawsuit involving a transgender girl who was fighting for the right to use the bathroom at school.
The Caribbean has given him "these huge buffets of language, which I have every right to use and to not use," he said.
But if the rule becomes federal policy, it's hard to see how anyone would feel the right to use the social safety net.
Likewise, all demonstrators have a (presumptive) right to use the streets, park, or auditorium — which is why they aren't really making a request.
Nearby vineyards have squabbled over the right to use the image on wine labels, and the story has even inspired a comic opera.
Op-Ed Contributors The First Amendment protects our right to use social networks like Facebook and Twitter, the Supreme Court declared last week.
"Only GSUSA has the right to use the Girl Scouts and Scouts trademarks with leadership development services for girls," according to the complaint.
As a preacher, I do not see it as my right to use my position of authority to tell congregants how to vote.
The escalating conflict underscores how high the stakes are in the ongoing struggle over who has the right to use public streets and how.
We asked Republicans and Juggalos their thoughts on abortion, police brutality, and trans people's right to use the bathroom they want to find out.
What you feel what you are, then you have every right to [use the bathroom you choose] Does America have a police brutality problem?
But even if Smith was "defending his sister" -- the law only affords someone the right to use "reasonable force" to stop an imminent attack.
But a judge today said Floridians have the right to use marijuana however it&aposs recommended by the physicians including smoking in private places.
According to agricultural sources, the right to use Crispr for commercial agriculture requires an upfront fee, annual royalty payments on sales, and other conditions.
The action is a reversal of President Obama's federal guideline which granted trans teens the right to use bathrooms that corresponded to their gender.
The bill would grant security forces extra powers, such as the right to use firearms in situations other than self-defense, reported The Economist.
And now, President Trump has lifted President Obama's previous guidelines protecting trans kids' right to use the school bathroom that matches their true gender.
Paying the annual fee, however, gives consultants the right to use "spark joy," a term KonMari has trademarked, in their company names and products.
A federal judge in Oregon ruled this week that transgender students have a right to use restrooms that match the gender they identify with.
The committee that represents many of the creditors is already on record challenging Lampert's right to use debt forgiveness as part of his bid.
The United States reserves the right to use nuclear weapons under certain conditions, such as retaliation for a nuclear attack, anywhere it deems necessary.
"Hillary Clinton does not believe that law-abiding Americans have the right to use a firearm to protect themselves in their homes," Cox said.
Mr. Grimm was remarkably clearheaded and eloquent at a school board meeting in 2014 when he defended his right to use the boys' room.
The building bought the right to use the Trump name in 2741, paying $26.6 under a four-page licensing agreement signed by Mr. Trump.
No organization contracting with governments to provide a public service should have a special right to use that taxpayer money to marginalize certain people.
"The right to use force lies uniquely and solely with the state," Hans Strobl, general prosecutor for the state of Saxony, said on Monday.
Being American also gives us the right to use the Constitution, and the Enlightenment principles on which it is based, to defend our rights.
The department has also backed the legal claims of transgender students fighting for the right to use the restroom that matches their gender identity.
University of Texas last year upheld the university's right to use race as a factor in admissions, affirmative action policies continue to be scrutinized.
The case pits a Virginia school district against a transgender boy fighting for his right to use the boys' room at his high school.
The farmers' right to use hacking software to access their tractors was secured by federal legislators, but the manufacturers responded by imposing additional restrictions.
And as a concession for granting you the right to use that public asset, you have to follow certain rules and regulations and limitations.
On top of homework, puberty, and the awkward obstacles of adolescence, he has had to fight publicly for the right to use the bathroom.
That's what makes apostrophes so confusing to many people: They're so versatile that it's hard to gauge when it's not right to use them.
They're not allowed to sue Sterling because the company won't hire anyone who doesn't agree to give up their right to use the public courts.
" It also claims "the exclusive right to use and exploit the Recordings in any manner, in any medium or context now known or hereafter developed.
A Florida student sued for the right to use the bathroom that matched their gender identity instead of a gender-neutral bathroom, the AJC said.
HMD Global Oy bought the right to use the Nokia brand and is now exploiting your longing to relive the "good ol' days" for profit.
They are given orders to use whatever methods are necessary to keep demonstrators within certain boundaries, and even have the right to use lethal force.
"You have a right to use it wherever you are" as long as you or your family members are already paying for cable, he added.
Still, the U.S. had to lobby Turkey for months for the right to use the base for this purpose, only getting access in July 2015.
And, if the court decides to deny Grimm the right to use the men's room or denies to hear his case, get ready to protest.
Of people who support the transgender community's right to use public bathrooms at will, less than a third report feeling "sympathy" for their ideological opponents.
CP ALL has been granted the right to use this brand in 303 Asian countries by SHV Group of the Netherlands, Makro's former major shareholder.
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that the Obama administration had the right to use climate change to justify federal protections for the bearded seal.
The desktop publishing industry that Adobe and Macromedia and Aldus had fostered was rising up and defending their right to use the tool they wanted.
It has been more than a year since Lila Perry fought for her right to use the girls' bathroom at her former Missouri high school.
Lawrence's ruling came days after a federal judge in Oregon ruled that transgender students have the right to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
In return, the United States was given a right to use other countries' military bases, mostly on British-controlled territory in Europe, Africa and Asia.
Israeli officials have argued that they have a right to use deadly force to stop protesters from scaling the fence that separates Gaza and Israel.
The people defending Bruce from accusations of obscenity and provocation in the 1960s would now be likely to attack his right to use racial epithets.
They were all smiles ... never mind their ongoing feud with Queen Elizabeth about their right to use the term "royal" as part of their brand.
Clearview AI's CEO Hoan Ton-That has said the company has a right to use the data it has scraped since it is publicly available.
A report from The Wall Street Journal said Michael Sanchez granted AMI the right to use the photos and text messages in exchange for $200,000.
One is to first convert it to a right to use title, which is available to foreigners, said Devy Susanti, a notary based in Bali.
Every president since Harry Truman has reserved the right to use nuclear weapons in a conflict even if an enemy has not unleashed them first.
M&G plc has the right to use the brand name Prudential for life and pensions in UK and Europe, and M&G Investments globally.
Both the government and the protesters refer to Mohandas K. Gandhi's ideals and challenge which side has the right to use his name and image.
"I do not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose," the prime minister added.
Second, he has the right to use the powers of office to pressure foreign governments to intervene in American elections to serve his personal purposes.
That often goes hand in glove with the right to use and misuse the women in their lives on the holy altar of their art.
CP ALL has been granted the right to use this brand in 11 Asian countries by SHV Group of the Netherlands, Makro's former major shareholder.
But the Education Department has repeatedly stopped short of saying it wouldn't get involved in fights over transgender students' right to use the correct bathroom.
A white man who challenged a black family&aposs right to use the neighborhood pool has resigned from a homeowners&apos association board in North Carolina.
Although it certainly doesn't stop the public from discriminating against trans people, it's flat-out cruel to deny people the basic right to use the bathroom.
On March 2nd Canada adopted a military doctrine that explicitly acknowledges soldiers' right to use force to protect themselves, even when the threat comes from children.
So, the administration said, schools should respect trans students' rights, including their right to use the bathrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity.
Instead, you can just check the box next to "Our Story," which gives Snapchat the right to use your posts in whichever Our Story it wants.
Yet China's Communist Party sees its sacred mission as bringing Taiwan back into the motherland's fold, and reserves the right to use force to do so.
But in 2014 the central government began allowing localities to test ways of helping farmers to sell the right to use their land for agricultural purposes.
If the route is approved, Jorde said the firm plans to file legal challenges, potentially challenging TransCanada's right to use eminent domain law to seize property.
In a significant setback, the Trump administration rescinded federal guidelines that give transgender students the right to use public school restrooms that match their gender identity.
The spat centres on two Irish-registered subsidiaries that hold the right to use Apple's intellectual property to make and sell its products outside the Americas.
Rosenfeld dropped out of college in 1972 and petitioned the federal government for his right to use marijuana medicinally, but his pleas fell on deaf ears.
Shortly after the dolls were announced, Kahlo's great-niece, Mara de Anda Romeo, came forward, saying Mattel had no right to use her great aunt's image.
Texas itself, in defending its total population formula in the Evenwel case, argued that it should still retain the future right to use eligible voters instead.
And Democrats are absolutely right to use the occasion to explain how radical Senate Republicans — and, by extension, large parts of the federal judiciary — have become.
The easement, granted by the Virgin Islands territorial government, gave them the right to use an existing driveway to the property that cut across government land.
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The track would soon be certified platinum by the RIAA for one million downloads, and Trump claimed Miller didn't have the right to use his name.
So, that administration said, schools should respect trans students' rights, including their right to use the bathrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity.
Xi's comments followed his remarks on Wednesday that China still reserved the right to use force to achieve "reunification" with Taiwan and prevent the island's independence.
The dispute involves a transgender student named Gavin Grimm, who identifies as male and sued in 2015 to win the right to use the school's boys' bathroom.
While Archie will have the right to use his father's second peerage title, Earl of Dumbarton -- his parents have indicated they won't be using it for him.
In May, a U.S. district court ruled that Title IX guaranteed Gavin Grimm, a trans teen, the right to use the boys' bathroom at his Virginia school.
"I do not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose," Johnson told the BBC last week.
While California's legalization of recreational marijuana use went into effect on January 1, the right to use it will not be extended to the Coachella festival grounds.
Gavin Grimm, a 17-year-old transgender teen from Virginia, is suing his school district for the right to use the men's bathroom in his high school.
In January, the state asked the federal court in the Southern District of Texas to get the FDA to give it the right to use the drug.
Many celebrities — including Ellen DeGeneres and Brie Larson — have slammed the move, which puts trans students' right to use the gendered bathroom of their choice in jeopardy.
Such laws, which are on the books in 22018 states, give a person the right to use "deadly force" if they reasonably believe their life is threatened.
It was hard for him to accept his son's transition, but the Texas father is fighting for his son's right to use the bathroom of his choice.
PPF said it aims to complete the transaction in June, adding that the acquired units would retain the right to use the Telenor brand until mid-2021.
Believe it or not, it was just 22019 years ago that single women gained the legal right to use birth control with the 1972 decision, Eisenstadt v.
Novelists have every right to use historical data to lend their works verisimilitude, and they are free to go beyond the facts, wherever their fancy leads them.
Obviously, as a visionary, and an American, you have the right to use words to mean whatever you want them to mean— Musk : Thank you, that's correct.
President Xi Jinping said in January that China reserves the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control but will strive to achieve peaceful "reunification".
The family of the then-6-year-old was engulfed in a legal battle over her right to use the girls' bathroom at her Colorado elementary school.
MGM will also have the right to use N.B.A. and W.N.B.A. marks and team logos, and it will work on a coordinated marketing plan with the league.
The case centers around Gavin Grimm -- a transgender HS student who sued the school board in Gloucester County, VA for the right to use the boys' bathroom.
The government's new openness was originally sparked by a landmark supreme court decision last November that gave four individuals the right to use marijuana anyway they want.
"I totally understand that's not maybe the wording I should have used but it's still my right to use that word," he told KOLO, a CNN affiliate.
The measure also blocks moves by many sympathetic local governments to pass nondiscrimination laws that guarantee transgender people the right to use the bathrooms of their choice.
On the lower-priced end of shared working spaces is a basic "hot desk," where a tenant pays for the right to use any available work surface.
Your right to use one of the services you mention isn't defeated by the fact that doing so might, as a byproduct, expose your paternity to others.
A lot of ad-block folks who show up and you have an option ... By the way, we completely respect everybody's right to use an ad blocker.
Chaquico says he did give another founding member, Paul Kantner, the right to use the name for shows, and he did while touring with Freiberg and Baldwin.
So, even if someone makes a mod that you wouldn't use yourself, you appreciate their right to use it and the work it took to make it.
More bizarrely, any applicant who has been economically inactive must have had comprehensive sickness insurance, even though EU citizens have a right to use the National Health Service.
Kanye West might have to strap on his fightin' shoes ... because a company has come out of nowhere to compete for the right to use his Yeezy nickname.
In his current campaign, President Hassan Rouhani has appealed to Iran's ethnic minorities by promising to uphold their constitutional right to use native languages in schools and courts.
The company's view of pipeline assets, said finance chief Cedric Burgher to analysts, is "you don't need to own" them, only to have the right to use them.
A popular motivational speaker desperately wants the right to use the n-word freely, and he made a bizarre plea to do so while hosting his Internet show.
There, they'll find a disclaimer saying arenas have the right to use your photo and likeness, and you surrender control of that the minute you enter the arena.
And President Xi Jinping said in January that China reserves the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control but will strive to achieve peaceful "reunification".
Existing sponsorship contracts between marketers and players were excluded, and MIR did not receive the right to use the players' images in association with club logos or colours.
Schrems alleged that the companies "forced consent" from users to obtain the right to use their data and comply with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In fact, LinkedIn's terms of service make it clear that sharing data with the company gives the company the right to use it for things like serving ads.
" Similarly, BMI added, "under the BMI decree, upon written request for a license, a licensee has an automatic right to use any, some, or all of BMI's music.
The hint that Trump retains the right to use the department to investigate his enemies will raise fresh worries that he could test constitutional norms in the future.
What's more, the incessant flame wars around Daum have prompted those on the extreme right to use her as a symbol to advance their agenda of cultural erasure.
But somewhere along the way, a woman's right to use birth control turned into solely woman's responsibility to use birth control, which is not fair and not inclusive.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said in January that China reserved the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control but would strive to achieve peaceful "reunification".
And some attorneys may say that Trump doesn't have the legal right to use troops in this case, because there's no national security threat requiring the military's participation.
In return, Con Ed gets the right to use the buses to help power the grid in the summer, when school is out and the vehicles sit idle.
She has an older sister, Juliet, 18, who came out as transgender in 2015, and her family sued the school district over her right to use women's bathrooms.
The prime minister, Boris Johnson, has said he does "not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose".
China's President Xi Jinping said in January that China reserved the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control but will strive to achieve peaceful "reunification".
Existing sponsorship contracts between marketers and players were excluded, and MIR did not receive the right to use the players' images in association with club logos or colors.
Banks will probably have to relinquish the right to use London as a base from which to sell financial services across the European Union's 27 other member nations.
Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, established in 2005, grants residents the right to use force if they reasonably believe they are at risk of great harm or death.
But breeding babies with new traits and cloning other people raises questions of equality and of whether it is ever right to use other people's tissues without their consent.
Slater says they do not understand the law, which in California states no entity can own water but they can buy, sell and trade the right to use it.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – A white man who challenged a black family&aposs right to use the neighborhood pool has resigned from a homeowners&apos association board in North Carolina.
Instead, it was just another obstacle standing in the transgender teen's way as he fights for the right to use the boys' bathroom at Gloucester High School in Virginia.
The castle doctrine is the legal notion that your home is your castle, and you have the right to use lethal force to defend your home and not retreat.
Transgender teen Gavin Grimm is on a mission to give all trans students the right to use the bathroom of their choice, something he was denied in high school.
Those who oppose my right to use the girls' bathroom are violating my right to privacy and the constitutional promise to all Americans of equal protection of the laws.
Amendment 1 would have given Floridians a constitutional right to use rooftop solar power and mandated that government agencies protect customers both involved and not involved with rooftop solar.
"Only GSUSA has the right to use the Girl Scouts and Scouts trademarks with leadership development services for girls," according to the complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan.
But the Russia-based company's unclear terms of use, which indicate the firm retains the right to use photos and content uploaded to the app, quickly sparked privacy concerns.
A state of emergency would give Rome the right to use a series of extraordinary measures such as allowing coal and oil power plants to fire at full blast.
However, it reserves the right to use nuclear weapons first to respond to a non-nuclear attack by countries that have nuclear weapons, namely Russia, China and North Korea.
This month, a transgender high school student in Virginia lost the right to use the restroom of his choice when the Supreme Court temporarily blocked a lower court's order.
The Colorado Civil Rights Division legally affirmed that Coy Mathis, a transgender first-grade girl, has the right to use the girls' bathroom at her elementary school in 2013.
He kicked off 2019 with a speech warning that China reserves the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control, though it will strive for peaceful "reunification".
There is a right to use public streets and sidewalks, but a city can prevent trucks with sound amplification equipment from playing music in the middle of the night.
In the absence of any substantial backlash to the initial Kaepernick-led wave of demonstrations, the N.F.L. could at least tacitly endorse the players' right to use their platform.
The agencies are asking for a right to use Martins Beach Road, a pathway from Highway 1 that crosses over Khosla's land, as well as access to the beach.
The King looks to be back in the building for beer company Brewdog, which has won the right to use the name "Elvis Juice" for one of its products.
Many Western companies, like Apple and Starbucks, and celebrities, including President Trump, have been caught up in long legal battles over the right to use their names in China.
There is even a virtual office, in which a customer pays for the right to use a business address — often an exclusive address — without occupying the space at all.
A group of about 125 officers filed the lawsuit, claiming the city's new rule violated their Second Amendment right to use their service weapons in cases of self-defense.
We meet Kai, a 5-year-old transgender girl whose mother, Kimberly Shappley, is fighting with the local school board over her daughter's right to use the girls' bathroom.
One is what's called the "law enforcement authority," that is, police officers are given a special right to use force that might otherwise be assault in order to make arrests.
I'm just saying, I don't feel like you have the right to use the company as a tool to influence that outside the context of what we're trying to do.
But when her husband filed for divorce in 2016, Torres still wanted the right to use the embryos, which she argued could be her last chance at having biological children.
And if people were passionate about their right to drive, they're even more steadfast in their right to use their phones as they please, when they please, how they please.
The partnership, whose financial terms and duration were not disclosed, gives DraftKings the right to use official MLB game data along with MLB marks and logos - expanding its wager offerings.
Mr Trump now has the right to use his own name — and prevent others from using it — in categories ranging from beauty salons and spas to hotel services and restaurants.
The settlement also gives the new Dish-owned carrier the right to use T-Mobile's network for seven years, a condition meant to create breathing room for the new provider.
In the Paradise Papers, it was revealed that Nike companies in Europe have paid billions to another Nike-owned company in Bermuda for the right to use the "swoosh" logo.
Mr Youssouf said that China, which is scheduled to build a second major airport in the country, would have as much right to use drones as the US and France.
You also gave them the right to use your information to help advertisers market to you, based on your likely state of pregnancy or new place among the consciously uncoupled.
The case involves a 20143-year-old transgender student named Gavin Grimm, who identifies as male and sued in 2015 to win the right to use the school's boys' bathroom.
"Boris Johnson also criticized Sacoolas' departure on Monday, saying: "I do not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose.
Also this week, fentanyl became a state-sanctioned lethal injection drug after Nebraska's Republican governor, Pete Ricketts, won a legal battle for the right to use it in capital punishment.
The school board continued to fight against Gavin's right to use the restroom all the way to the Supreme Court, which will hear arguments in the case on March 85033.
When it was included in the Whitney Biennial in 2017, there was an outcry over whether a white artist has the right to use such subject matter as source material.
The Chicago-based 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that a transgender student has the right to use the bathroom that corresponds with his gender identity under federal law.
Schrems accused Facebook and the Facebook-owned platforms WhatsApp and Instagram of forcing consent from users to obtain the right to use their data, a practice which would breach GDPR.
"Everyone is in their right to use 'this is fine' on social media posts, but man o man I personally would like @GOP to delete their stupid post," Green tweeted.
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"This is a strategic decision by the far right to use social media in this way," said Mr. Kreissel, who studied the case, which trended under the German term #Umweltsau.
In the meantime, Western Watersheds Project continues to fight in court for the public's right to use and enjoy public lands, and to collect data on public lands and waters.
The United States is one of a dozen or fewer countries that has used cluster munitions, still stockpiles them and reserves the right to use them again in the future.
Employees "do not have a statutory right to use employers' email and other information-technology (IT) resources to engage in non-work-related communications," the Board said in a Dec.
Hellerstein said that even if he had the authority to decide the issue, he would have to rule against the plaintiffs because there was no "fundamental right" to use marijuana.
A federal district judge in Maryland ruled this week that federal anti-discrimination laws in schools protect a transgender teen's right to use the boy's bathroom and boy's locker room.
The ordinance, in addition to protecting people against discrimination based on sexual orientation, also sought to grant transgender people the right to use public restrooms based on their gender identity.
So far Yuengling's application for the right to use the name hasn't been decided ... but if it's rejected the company has a big problem on its hands, and Warner Bros.
PARIS (Reuters) - A Spanish woman won the right to use her dead husband's frozen sperm to try to have a baby when France's top administrative court upheld her appeal on Tuesday.
Proving land is legally owned or farmers have the right to use land had been among the main hurdles for Indonesian farmers wanting to join the replanting program, farmers have said.
In April, a Virginia transgender teen, who was born a girl but identifies as a boy, won a fight against his school board for the right to use the boys' bathroom.
Back in 1997, Gladys Knight gave her son Shanga Hankerson the right to use her name, likeness, recipes, and memorabilia in connection with a restaurant he hoped to open in Atlanta.
Opponents believe this may ultimately cause smaller sites, blogs and even the same news outlets the law is meant to protect to have to pay for the right to use links.
"As a transgender student who has been fighting my school district on my right to use the men's rooms for a year and a half, I feel completely defeated," Drew says.
To him, God and the land were always linked, and a federal official who interfered with a citizen's right to use the land was breaking a law older than any government.
TMZ broke the story ... the girls sued Haven Beauty -- which bought a failing cosmetics line called Boldface -- claiming the company had no right to use their images to sell its products.
The culture war over the rights of transgender people, and especially their right to use public bathrooms consistent with their gender identities, has emerged as an emotional cause among social conservatives.
As bad of a dickhead as he is and all the shit people don't agree with, he's got the right to use his shit as much as everyone else doesn't he?
"Indigenous people have a right to use their land, and if they can't and there are sirens going off all the time, that means a treaty has been broken," she said.
Since then, Iraqi politicians, many sympathetic to the Iranians, have been up in arms, saying that a foreign government has no right to use Iraqi territory to attack a neighboring state.
Ellis devotes page after page to defending his right to use his Twitter account to compare watching Glee to "stepping into a puddle of HIV" and to compare Grindr to AIDS.
The feminist movement was and is about giving women the right to use their brains and their talents to make their own choices, not about voting on the basis of gender identity.
Cruz, more forcefully, told reporters "we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," calling on the protesters to "stand down peaceably."
The deal gives BetEasy the right to use NBA official data, as well as its assets in betting marketing materials, while the NBA will promote BetEasy directly to its Australian basketball fans.
The backstory to this phone is that alongside HMD acquiring the right to use Nokia licensing for its smartphones, it also acquired Nokia's old feature phone business from Microsoft for $350 million.
He says we have to protect everybody, but then suggests that he doesn't know if he wants to protect trans people's right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
A bilateral treaty gives both Russia and Ukraine the right to use the Sea of Azov, which lies between them and is linked by the narrow Kerch Strait to the Black Sea.
A 60-year-old British woman is one step closer to winning the right to use her late daughter's frozen eggs to get pregnant with her own grandchild, according to the BBC.
When Nokia sold its mobile division to Microsoft it gave up the right to use its brand name on devices, but only until this year when that clause in the deal expired.
The company is able to do this thanks to a broad terms of service agreement that grants it the perpetual right to use footage shared with it for "any purpose" it chooses.
US District Judge Tanya Chutkan said the fact that Butina possessed something before an arrest did not mean she had a right to use it freely while her criminal case was pending.
Police initially declined to charge Drejka, citing a 2005 law that grants residents the right to use deadly force if they reasonably believe they are at risk of great harm or death.
Britain would fall out of the EU's crime-fighting agencies, be denied access to databases containing criminal records, fingerprints and DNA data, and lose the right to use the European Arrest Warrant.
The operating company was required to pay to the partnership substantial royalties for, among other things, the right to use the Amazon name, thereby shifting lots of profit to the untaxed entity.
But Samantha Nelson, a diversity campaigner, said the debate in Britain was "skewed" because trans women like her already had the right to use female-only spaces under the 2010 Equality Act.
CP ALL has been granted the right to use this brand in 11 countries in Asia, including Thailand and China, by SHV Group of the Netherland (the former, major shareholder of Makro).
The settlement, which overturns part of a state law, ends a three-year legal fight by transgender people in North Carolina seeking the right to use the bathroom of their gender identity.
HELSINKI (Reuters) - HMD Global, the Finnish company that owns the right to use the Nokia brand on phones, has raised $100 million of funding intended to boost growth, it said on Monday.
Short of that, as president, Trump should never meet or communicate with investors who are in joint ventures with his organization or who have purchased the right to use the Trump name.
The stance also conflicts with two federal appeals courts that ruled transgender students have the right to use the restroom that matches their gender identity under Title IX. View the discussion thread.
If President Trump is able to replace Justice Kennedy with a Trumpian Republican, women's rights, gay rights, voting rights, the right to use contraceptives -- so much of modern life -- could be upended.
John McAfee, the creator of eponymous antivirus computer software, has settled a lawsuit against Intel over his right to use his name on other projects after the chipmaker bought his former company.
Gavin Grimm, a trans teenager who was denied the right to use the boys' room at his high school, was set to have his case heard by the Supreme Court in March.
With representation by the ACLU, Grimm won the right to use the bathroom, and that win was achieved in part because of the DOJ's interpretation of Title IX to include trans people.
Our practice has been since 2005 — so, for 11 years — that when we do rights deals, we buy content, we buy the right to use that content on all of our platforms.
The long history of American workers' struggles to get the right to use the bathroom at work — something long enjoyed by our European counterparts — says enough about economists' stunted notion of efficiency.
He has said that he does not advocate independence for Tibet, but wants the rights for ethnic minorities that are promised by Chinese law, including the right to use their own language.
But the right to use them is well established, governed in Europe by EU regulations which are themselves based on guidelines drawn up by the International Air Transport Association, a trade body.
Though Frankel sold her Skinnygirl line of cocktails, the 46-year-old kept her position as CEO and still retains the right to use the Skinnygirl name for products other than alcohol.
Many Western companies, like Apple and Starbucks, and celebrities, including President-elect Donald J. Trump, have been caught up in long legal battles over the right to use their names in China.
MADRID (Reuters) - Sheep replaced the usual traffic in central Madrid on Sunday as shepherds steered hundreds of the animals through the Spanish capital to proclaim their right to use ancient migration routes.
"We clearly stated that the users were granting us the right to use the data in broad scope, including selling and licensing the data," Kogan reportedly wrote in the March 18 email.
The company has already drawn $13 billion from its $2.5 billion credit facility but needs the easement, a right to use the property without possessing it, to access the remaining $1.4 billion.
Obama's administration is backing a female-born transgender high school student named Gavin Grimm, who identifies as male and sued in 2015 to win the right to use the school's boys' bathroom.
A planned King biopic with Steven Spielberg on tap to direct has the right to use his speeches, meaning the 2014 film Selma had to paraphrase and circumvent use of King's words.
However, opposition to verbal and physical sexual harassment is faring better, thanks to a rigorous grassroots campaign that highlighted the importance of women to Egypt's revolution and their right to use public space.
In 2016, Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas, filed a federal multi-state lawsuit to block the Obama administration's guidelines protecting transgender students' right to use the restroom corresponding to their gender identity.
New Playbooks New playbooks are continuing to emerge, including creating strategic products for incumbents or using exclusive data leases in exchange for the right to use incumbents' data to develop non-competitive offerings.
Qualcomm charges companies like Apple a set percentage of the total price of a phone in exchange for the right to use its technology, according to the antitrust suit filed by the FTC.
In practice shareholders nearly always defer to Tata Sons, which has a great deal of say over who goes on the subsidiaries' boards and grants the right to use the powerful Tata brand.
Denying men, women, and children the right to use the bathroom corresponding to their gender identity is a violation of their basic human rights, and can lead to serious and chronic health issues.
If it doesn't, that's a fatal flaw, which means the House would have to vote again on a new bill that hits that target or forfeit its right to use the reconciliation process.
Given the demands for completing the League Championship Series in a timely manner, MLB will defend the Indians right to use their name that has been in existence for more than 100 years.
Conservatives have promised to dig in for a long fight in the debate over whether transgender people deserve legal protection against discrimination and the right to use the public bathrooms of their choice.
Despite early momentum, she dropped out to go back to the front lines of trans activism and fight a campaign to restrict trans people's right to use the bathroom corresponding to their gender.
Benzing, captivated by O'Connell's story as well as others', then asked for and was granted the right to use some of the film she had shot for the gallery for her own work.
The draft law, which went to parliament on September 24th, will for the first time give gay female couples and single women the right to use IVF and other forms of assisted reproduction.
And even if a PRO license gives a campaign the legal right to use a song over its creators' objections, it's often smarter for a candidate to just comply with the artist's wishes.
In return, we will spend the remainder of our lives paying tolls and enduring peonage to the wealthy for the right to use roads, tunnels and bridges originally built with our tax dollars.
"Only GSUSA has the right to use the Girl Scouts and Scouts trademarks with leadership development services for girls," and the Boy Scouts infringements are "new and uniquely damaging to GSUSA," the complaint said.
"We don't want to give those bodies this right to use total discretion in deciding what is cleared where," Danuta Hubner, chair of the powerful constitutional affairs committee of the EU legislature, told Reuters.
Just 14% of Americans have access to paid family leave, while 68% have access to paid sick leave (which by law they have a right to use for childbirth), according to the Urban Institute.
Employees have the right to use social media for these purposes... Google must revise its confidentiality policies to make clear that employees have the right to discuss their working conditions with whomever they wish.
The big picture: Microsoft has waged one of the most effective and most intriguing defensive campaigns against nation-led hacking teams — challenging their right to use look-alike phishing web domains in civil court.
A separate police bill now going through parliament, which would grant the security forces extra powers such as the right to use firearms in situations other than self-defence, has also stirred little unease.
Best Western does not own or operate hotels itself but has a franchising system under which hotel owners or operators can pay for the right to use the company's brand, marketing and support services.
Every time a barrier is erected — like the right to use a public library or public toilet, or the right to play in the MLB or NBA — "we beat those barriers down," Jackson said.
Also included in the legislation was a controversial provision that gave transgendered residents of the city the right to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with regardless of their actual physical gender.
Deibert, whose institute investigates abuse of such tools, said it is important for governments to make sure they have proper oversight and public accountability when giving authorities the right to use new surveillance technologies.
Some 64 percent of LGBTQ baby boomers say they have one; in New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago, legislation protects one's right to use paid time off to care for their chosen family.
Her sister Juliet is also at the center of a political controversy: She came out as transgender in 2015, and her family is suing the school district over her right to use women's bathrooms.
The Girl Scouts say the Boy Scouts don't have the right to use "scouts" or "scouting," and allege that the Girl Scouts brand and activities will be harmed by the Boy Scouts rebranded program.
But the struggle burst into public view in December 2014 when a Romanian court ruled that Becali did not have the right to use the Steaua crest and other symbols related to the club.
"We're going to bring scientific instruments to the moon, and then sell the right to use our data to space agencies and other institutions, as well as provide transportation services, for profit," Hakamada said.
VICE News correspondent Antonia Hylton traveled to eastern Virginia to meet Gavin Grimm, a 17-year-old transgender boy who is fighting for his right to use the boys' bathroom at his high school.
One employee referred to it as "mere lip service," adding that the company has lost its right to use the rainbow flag and other LGBTQ branding by allowing homophobic harassment to exist on its platform.
Although almost 200 countries have committed to the UN's Responsibility to Protect, which entails the right to use force to intervene in the internal affairs of others, many of them strongly oppose coercive regime change.
Amazon didn't directly respond to questions from the Times about whether or not the tips supplemented base pay, but noted that it reserves the right to use "any supplemental earnings" to hit that base rate.
WATERS: Well this is why Chad because they won&apost give any information to the Congressional oversight people, who have constitutional right to use their oversight powers to look into what the FBI is doing.
North Korea's National Aerospace Development Administration called the launch "an epochal event in developing the country's science, technology, economy and defense capability by legitimately exercising the right to use space for independent and peaceful purposes".
Each has long engaged in protests, over issues ranging from the right to use native languages in schools and courts, to local health and environmental concerns, to broader calls for the end of the regime.
Obando y Bravo, an outspoken defender of human rights, opposed the repressive Somoza family dictatorship that ruled Nicaragua for 44 years, and supported the leftist Sandinistas' right to use arms to bring down the government.
He regularly received product offers from companies, "with the right to use it for free and not 'greek' out the name," he says, referring to the art design practice of replacing text with nonsense words.
What they'll really be arguing for, though, is the right to use religious beliefs as a license to discriminate, and to provide special protections for Christians that fly in the face of the First Amendment.
In an interview on CNN, Santorum was asked by CNN's John Berman whether he believed Trump was right to use the issue as a joke on Gianforte's behalf during a campaign rally in Montana Thursday.
The company has the right to use temporary replacement workers, but has previously said it would not exercise that right for the first 30 days, as it seeks to keep a lid on simmering tensions.
Everyone was completely shocked from the attacks themselves, and then having to consider whether it was right to use music to express our emotions, and how you even do that — it was all very scary.
"We're going to be putting every single member of Congress's face on a webpage and showing whether or not they've taken this action to support their constituent's basic right to use the internet," she said.
"Rather than pay for that right [to use her name and likeness] as the law requires, Defendants simply stole it by launching a misleading campaign across its website and social media platforms," the lawsuit alleged.
Breaking the mould of previous ex-Soviet popular revolts, especially a bloody uprising in Ukraine in 2014, Moscow did not back the ruling elite or their right to use force to crush the protest movement.
Next month, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case of Gavin Grimm, a transgender student who has been fighting his Virginia school district for the right to use the boys' restroom on campus.
"The right to terminate a pregnancy differs from the right to use contraceptives because the former involves the death of a person while the latter does not," Judge Gorsuch wrote, describing his old boss's views.
These aren't record labels, but some 28 independent cheer music companies with names like Muscle Mixes Music and MyFitJam, which sign agreements to properly license their work and grant teams the right to use it.
An entity Neumann controlled also sold the company the right to use the word "We" for $5.9 million, though he later asked the company to unwind the agreement and returned the money after public criticism.
There is relatively little dispute over the government's right to use eminent domain to acquire private property, especially when it cites national security as a justification, said Texas Civil Rights Project staff attorney Emma Hilbert.
Chad Bray __________ TELECOMMUNICATIONS European officials are expected to approve new rules on Thursday giving Europeans the right to use their cellphones and other mobile devices across the 28-member bloc without incurring hefty roaming charges.
Nonetheless, his team issued an official statement respecting his right to use the moment to take a political stance: The national anthem is and always will be a special part of the pre-game ceremony.
In its response to Polanski's lawsuit -- claiming the Oscar org booted him without proper notice -- the Academy says the disgraced director has no right to use the very same legal system he's been evading since 1978.
"To some modern ears, the right to travel in common with others might seem merely a right to use the roads subject to the same taxes and regulations as everyone else," Gorsuch wrote, citing Kavanaugh's dissent.
This ad campaign is the first of its kind: a government-led citywide campaign to affirm every resident's right to use the bathroom they choose based on their gender identity, not their gender assigned at birth.
The idea was that the internet should be a public service that everyone has a right to use, not a privilege, and that regulating ISPs like utilities would prevent them from hijacking or monopolize that access.
The company has already drawn $1.1 billion from its $2.5 billion credit facility but needs the easement, a right to use the property without possessing it, to access the remaining $1.4 billion required for the project.
Other parts of the tech firm then simply act as resellers of the technology, paying the "owner" of the technology a hefty fee each year for the right to use it and making little profit themselves.
Nor, probably, would Taiwan, though it faces an even more explicit threat, since China claims the right to use force to "reunify" the island with the mainland in certain circumstances—such as its declaring formal independence.
Moreover, under the First Amendment, a candidate would have the right to use or withhold all or part of this information as it best served his or her campaign, rather than giving it to the media.
Massachusetts -- An anti-discrimination law passed in July and signed by the governor gives transgender people the right to use public restrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identities, regardless of their sex at birth.
Though Luis argued the order kept her from obtaining an attorney of her choice, the lower court ruled that the Sixth Amendment did not give her the right to use her untainted funds for that purpose.
In a separate but related skirmish, the Swiss defense department announced in February it had won a years-long battle against a small watchmaker over the right to use the "Swiss Military" moniker on its timepieces.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - John McAfee, the creator of eponymous antivirus computer software, has settled a lawsuit against Intel Corp over his right to use his name on other projects after the chipmaker bought his former company.
The Walches are fighting either for the right to use "vegan butcher" themselves, or for the phrase to remain un-trademarked in the public domain so that other (read: smaller) retailers can use it as well.
That strategy mirrored the planned response to other security threats, in which the United States reserved the right to use all necessary diplomatic and military means to defend itself in the event of a hostile cyberincident.
"We are pushing people to accommodate reasonable requests for greater privacy," he said, bringing up the case of Gavin Grimm, a trans student who sued his school for the right to use a bathroom for boys.
She was a retired schoolteacher, living on Social Security, and as we discussed politics she insisted on her right to use mercury light bulbs, since Al Gore lived in a mansion and used a private jet.
The judge did not grant Dunlap some additional relief he was seeking, including the right to use a subpoena to force Kobach, the panel's vice chair, to retain all relevant documents he has in his possession.
And a month later, a federal judge in Florida handed down a similar decision, ruling that Title IX protected 17-year-old Drew Adams' right to use the bathroom that corresponds to his gender identity as well.
"I support people's right to use genetic engineering technology and begrudgingly this means sometimes protecting the rights [of] people who are trying cutting-edge things on themselves with little or no knowledge," he wrote to BuzzFeed News.
The "stand your ground" law says that a person has no duty to retreat and has the right to use deadly force if he "reasonably believes" that doing so will prevent imminent death or great bodily harm.
Transgender rights issues have soared into U.S. public consciousness over the past year, with issues including people's right to use public toilets and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity becoming a topic of fierce debate.
Meanwhile, earlier this week, Yelp, along with 52 other tech companies, signed an amicus brief on behalf of Gavin Grimm, a transgender teen who is suing his high school over the right to use the boys bathroom.
Ted Cruz said that while "every one of us has a constitutional right to protest against the government," they "don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others."
It is illegal under the New York City Human Rights Law for employers, housing providers and public accommodations to deny someone the right to use a bathroom or facility because of their perceived or actual gender identity.
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Swedish furniture giant IKEA has lost the right to use its own brand name in Indonesia after a legal battle with a local company that claimed the trademark, court documents released earlier this week showed.
The result has been to deprive many millions of Americans of what they thought was a constitutional right to use the judicial system, as imperfect as it may be, to try to right injustices, perceived or real.
While these Supreme Court decisions solidified universities' right to use race in admissions in a limited way, the court has also upheld states' right to ban racial preferences in public university admissions as Michigan did in 2006.
Put more simply, it means that trans kids have the right to go to school like any other kid—and that includes the right to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their true gender identity.
The response to the controversy has been mixed, with some people arguing that yes, the restaurant is wrong, while others are defending its right to use the name ("This is AUSTRALIA, not AMERICA OMFG," one woman commented).
In March of this year, the Supreme Court was scheduled to hear the case of Gavin Grimm, a trans teen from Virginia who was fighting for the right to use the boy's bathroom at his public school.
Then, last week, the residential committee of the board asked the court to issue a declaratory judgment that the condominium has the right to use or remove the letters without violating its licensing agreement with Mr. Trump.
If a specific, credible threat emerges, the U.S. retains the right to use its special forces and precision raids to neutralize it, as was the case with the mission that eliminated ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
Once it was decided that she was Puccini's granddaughter and was granted the right to use the family name, Ms. Puccini, while continuing to be entangled in legal disputes over the estate, became her grandfather's flame keeper.
But insofar as Title IX needs clarity, the highest courts in the United States to contemplate the law's scope found it does, in fact, confer transgender students the right to use public school restrooms matching their gender identity.
Between once close-knit families finding themselves on opposite sides of every argument and the tragic news notifications we receive on a nearly-hourly basis, it seems only right to use this holiday season, especially, to give back.
Even if Kushner knew nothing about the events, the company "had no right to use his name in this way or to use the president's image to try and raise money for their own family business," Painter said.
DFID has defended its use of private contractors, saying it was right to use specialist expertise to achieve its aim to tackle poverty and protect Britain's national interest in some of the world's most fragile and dangerous places.
"My hope is that I will secure the right to use the correct restroom — not only for myself, but for any other trans youth who ever attend the Gloucester County Public School System," Grimm told Refinery29 in 2015.
This means the Senate must only confirm a justice who states that the Constitution protects the right of all people to make personal decisions about their bodies -- including the right to use contraception and to have an abortion.
"I have no right to use an Air Force plane to travel," she told foreign reporters, criticizing interim President Michel Temer's decision to only allow her on a government plane to fly to her hometown of Porto Alegre.
At Camp Nou, members can apply for the exclusive right to use a seat every season: traditionally, local fans felt that those seats were something of their own and would only lend them to relatives or close friends.
The United States Supreme Court on Monday said it would not hear the case of Gavin Grimm, the transgender student who sued a school district in Virginia for the right to use bathrooms consistent with his gender identity.
In April, at a UN General Assembly special summit on drug policy, Indonesia was jeered by some diplomats when it launched a specific intervention on the floor defending its right to use the death penalty for drug crimes.
He pulled the plug on the rest of the American delegation a few days later, after he denied House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other lawmakers the right to use a military aircraft to fly to Afghanistan and Brussels.
The vacation house Mr. Bergé built in Normandy was not his, Mr. Fierro said; he simply retained the right to use the house after selling it and Château Gabriel, on the same grounds, following Mr. Saint Laurent's death.
Wabtec pushed for a number of significant changes, including the introduction of mandatory overtime, arbitrary schedules, wage cuts of up to 38% for recalled and new workers, and the right to use temporary workers, according to the union.
The National Labor Relations Board said in the 3–1 decision that "employees have no statutory right to use employer equipment, including IT resources," for union activity, giving management leeway to ban organizing on their work email systems.
Once upon a time in the misty days of the American past, an aggressively progressive Supreme Court stalked the land mandating school desegregation and holding that Americans' individual liberties included the right to use contraceptives and seek abortions.
By taking the right to speak from some and giving it to others, the Government deprives the disadvantaged person or class of the right to use speech to strive to establish worth, standing, and respect for the speaker's voice.
Orig3n's current privacy policy, for example, says that once you have consented to use of your genetic information, you cannot revoke that consent ever, granting Orig3n the right to use your genetic information whenever and wherever it sees fit.
JAKARTA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Swedish furniture giant IKEA has lost the right to use its own brand name in Indonesia after a legal battle with a local company that claimed the trademark, court documents released earlier this week showed.
In 2014, the restaurant sold its air rights — or the right to use its unused development space above the restaurant — and two neighboring properties for an undisclosed sum to help ensure it would be around for decades to come.
Grimm, who declined the idea of transferring schools, chose instead to stand his ground and hold his bladder through the school day, while pushing back against the school board for the right to use the bathroom of his choice.
As was noted by one clerical academic, when the Greek Orthodox church raises its voice, it is often in defence of its own interests or over national questions, like who has the historic right to use the name Macedonia.
Melbourne-based Treasury last year won a legal challenge in China over its right to use "Ben Fu" as a trademark and said it launched its action against wine-seller Rush Rich, in a bid to protect its reputation.
Trian was first to get its proxy materials cleared by securities regulators, in July, giving it a slight head start on its campaign and the right to use a white proxy voting card, a color usually offered by management.
On top of those expenses, Nguyen paid S$215,000 ($155,300) in registration fees, road taxes, the certificate of entitlement (COE) that gives him the right to use the car in Singapore, vehicle testing fees and the carbon emissions surcharge.
He said that if he were President, he would reserve the right to use a pre-emptive strike on Pyongyang to destroy its ability to hit the US with a nuclear weapon and make that option clear to China.
These two transgender New Yorkers are the faces of a new ad campaign, started today by the New York City Commission on Human Rights affirming New Yorkers' legal right to use whichever bathroom is consistent with their gender identity.
And you know, to be fair, we were out of commission while he was coming up, so he has every right to use that name, especially as it applies to his actual name and not just some band name.
In 2012, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California sided with Wells Fargo and ruled that even if its sales targets were unreasonable, the bank had the right to use them as an employment yardstick.
"I don't know why we have to have the right to use the term 'plantation' casually, but if that's where people feel like they need to be, then do the work to get there, and we'll see," Endolyn said.
Yes, but that doesn't equate to the right to use the land to the point where it can no longer sustain either cattle or indigenous fauna or where streams that so many rely on for drinking water are polluted.
" Mahathir said his Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) will appeal, striking a defiant note by adding that the party "will continue to campaign ... we have the right to use our name and logo till the day RoS deregisters us.
"If it's merely descriptive for us, then it should be merely descriptive for [Nestlé], so they shouldn't be given the exclusive right to use that mark," Ken Kunkle, the attorney who is representing the Walches, told Twin Cities Business.
Orsted, Denmark's fourth-largest company by market value, said it was confident of its right to use the name and had used the name H.C. Orsted for one of its power stations in Copenhagen for more than 100 years.
True, my home state has been in the headlines for some terrible reasons in the past year — the state passed HB2, a law limiting LGTBQ people's rights, including the right to use the bathroom of the gender with which they identify.
"My Gulfstream cannot be used because the company won't supply it with spare parts, and the pilots don't have the right to use the navigation, the built-in maps," he was quoted as saying by Russia's state-owned TASS news agency.
Gavin Grimm, a trans teen, successfully sued his Virginia school district for the right to use the boys bathroom at his school—but that ruling was appealed, and in fall of 2016, the Supreme Court agreed to review the appeal.
According to Ring's own terms of service, the company has the right to use video shared by customers, particularly via Neighbors, the crime-watching social platform Ring launched in 2018 to compete with the likes of the popular Citizen app.
School can be a brutal place for transgender students, who are liable to face discrimination from their teachers, get bullied by their peers, and often have to fight for the right to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
A replicator is only available from a company that licenses you the right to use one, since anyone who tried to give you a replicator or make one with their own replicator would be violating the terms of their license.
In light of the Trump administration rescinding Obama-era protections for transgender students, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Gavin Grimm, a transgender teen fighting for the right to use the bathroom associated with his gender identity.
The judge in the case said jurors can consider the so-called castle doctrine, which is the legal notion that your home is your castle, and you have the right to use lethal force to defend your home and not retreat.
The new anti-discrimination law, which was passed by the Massachusetts state House and Senate this week, gives transgender people the right to use public restrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identities, regardless of their sex at birth.
Policies like the "Carter Doctrine" proclaimed by the then president in 1980, which asserted the United States' right to use military force to protect its strategic interests in the Middle East, were aimed at ensuring a stable supply of oil.
"We're crowdfunding to put up billboards to make sure that everyone knows the names of the lawmakers who voted to strip us of our basic right to use the internet safely and securely, but that's just the beginning," said Greer.
That early British welcome to workers from the ex-Communist east appears in the new draft, which says a right to use the emergency brake is mainly intended for countries that did not bar new members' citizens for a transition period.
Athens rejects Macedonia's right to use that name, saying it amounts to a territorial claim on a northern Greek province of the same name and also represents an attempt by the tiny ex-Yugoslav republic to appropriate Greek history and culture.
The European Commission (EC), which conducted an investigation on behalf of the 28 EU members, found a number of Chinese companies had benefited from preferential lending from state-owned banks, grants, tax deductions and the right to use industrial land.
" Undeterred, Phillips pushed through to the Supreme Court, insisting in his court brief that the First Amendment overrides the state law and protects his right "to use his artistic talents to promote only messages that align with his religious beliefs.
U.S. District Judge Donald Middlebrooks in West Palm Beach said the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI), which oversees the database, limits its use to members of the institute, and NextEra lost its right to use the database when it dropped its membership.
As brands increasingly become embedded into our everyday lives, consumers are right to use a boycott as a warning flare to brands that they have some explaining to do if they expect to be intimately associated with a person's self-identity.
She is in the good graces of PayPal and Ringo Starr, both of whom pulled their business out of North Carolina when the state passed a staunchly anti-LGBTQ bill particularly focused on transgender people's right to use the restroom.
The state law was passed in a rushed session of the General Assembly last March in response to an ordinance adopted in Charlotte that granted transgender people the right to use bathrooms according to the gender with which they identified.
It argued that, under this view, Title IX's federal ban on sex discrimination also applies to trans people, so schools should respect trans people's rights, including their right to use the bathroom or locker room that aligns with their gender identity.
"Even if Mavericks has a right to exclude women in the abstract, it probably does not have the right to use public resources for its exclusionary activities," a lawyer for the group said in a legal memo to the commission.
In 2016, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit had already ruled that Grimm had the right to use the boys' restroom, siding against his school's policy, which mandated transgender kids must use a segregated, "alternative private" restroom.
When you buy a burial spot, you're just acquiring the right to use the space in perpetuity — not unlike the shares you get when you buy in a co-op building and live in an apartment that you don't technically own.
Prosecutors want to use what he said during that second interrogation in court for their case, and they want the right to use what he said in the first if he were to contradict those statements on the witness stand.
He also said the Senate had "12 days" to get the job done, a reference to the fact that Republicans will lose the right to use special budgetary rules to avoid a Democratic filibuster at the end of the month.
"We have conducted a very thorough legal investigation before we chose the name, and in this context we are fully confident that we have the right to use the name Orsted," communications director Martin Barlebo said in a written comment.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled that New York State Thruway Authority had the right to use toll revenue collected from commercial truckers to maintain upstate canals, upholding the dismissal of a lawsuit by a trucking industry group.
But he said the possible $35 billion merger of Renault SA and FCA would not give FCA the automatic right to use those technologies, which it needs to meet stringent emissions regulations and better compete in a industry being transformed by electric vehicles.
The state has spent four years hearing one of the most visible transgender cases in history, in a legal battle over whether then-high school student Gavin Grimm had the right to use the school bathroom that comported with his gender identity.
" In the lawsuit, Cora alleged that she "gave Fatbird the right to use her name, likeness, recipes and other services in exchange for Fatbird's guaranteed payment to Cora of $400,000 in quarterly payments of $25,000 and a 10% equity interest in Fatbird.
In 2010 he won the right to use the Trump name for golf clubs, buildings and malls, following a 2008 application that coincided with registering several shell companies in the southern boomtown of Shenzhen and an aborted deal with property developer Evergrande.
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Chile on Monday filed a lawsuit against neighbor Bolivia at the U.N.'s highest court in The Hague, seeking a ruling in their decades-old dispute over whether Chile has the right to use a river that crosses their shared border.
" It's been used to justify refusing trans women the right to use the bathroom in peace: Mere proximity to someone who has or at one time may have had a penis is considered to be a material threat to "our daughters and wives.
In a unanimous decision, the court's fifth of the term, the justices said it is "sufficient" that the victim — here, the bank — was deprived of its right to use the property while the actual subject of the theft was a third party.
NEW YORK, June 22 (Reuters) - New York City officials said on Thursday they will keep lobbying for the right to use a new procurement method to build big public infrastructure projects faster and cheaper after the state legislature failed to authorize it.
Defense attorney Sean Chapman said at the trial that Swartz was right to use lethal force at the time, as he and other border agents faced serious danger, adding that the agents could have been injured or even killed by the flying rocks.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Tuesday ruled that federal law protects a transgender student who fought all the way to the Supreme Court for the right to use a bathroom at a high school in Virginia that corresponded with his gender identity.
Although the regulators welcomed "strong support from federal-level enforcement agencies," they took a direct swipe at the leagues, several of which have suggested that betting houses pay a fee to the leagues for the right to use their data for gambling.
On Thursday, the company joined dozens of others, including Amazon, Gap, Intel and Yahoo, in signing on to a Supreme Court brief on behalf of Gavin Grimm, a transgender boy seeking the right to use school bathrooms that correspond to his gender identity.
The election had been widely seen as a referendum on McCrory's support for a state law denying transgender people the right to use the public bathroom matching their gender identities, instead forcing them to use those corresponding to the gender assigned at birth.
This injunction was dismissed, however, after the court ruled that the company must consider the contract terminated and stop producing the products immediately, saying that when they stopped paying royalties to the family, they also forfeited their right to use their likeness and trademark.
U.S. President Donald Trump arrives prior to signing the "Right to Try Act," which gives terminally ill patients the right to use experimental medications not yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), at the White House in Washington, U.S., May 30, 2018.
The political is personal Whether he was acting on the basis of intuition, or research into Trump's modus operandi, Abe was right to use the idea that he was in the neighborhood, well, at least the hemisphere, to justify popping-in at Trump Tower.
The school's students pay high fees in order to learn from its "case study" method of teaching, which is based on real-life examples, and also to buy the right to use the Harvard brand and the HBS alumni network to get high-paid jobs.
"If you share a link in encrypted messenger with a friend who clicks it, Facebook reserves the right to use cookies to figure out what that link was and what you two might have been discussing in your encrypted chat," Hawley said in a statement.
The case involves a 17-year-old transgender student named Gavin Grimm, who was born female but identifies as male and is mounting a legal challenge to gain the right to use the boys' bathroom at his public high school in Gloucester County, Virginia.
McAfee, of course, was the founder of the antivirus company that Intel acquired the trademark from, but Intel claims he "forfeited any right to use the McAfee name in connection with security solutions and services" when he sold his assets to the company in 1991.
It turns out you signed away your right to use the judicial system when you started the job: somewhere, hidden in the documents that came with your employment contract, was a clause obliging you to resolve future disputes through private arbitration, rather than in court.
I don't believe Callahan's ideas about vaccines are true or accurate, but she has a right to promote them; nobody has a right to use her name to attempt to produce a fake news story, no matter how well-intentioned their purpose might be.
Sullivan -- who started the band in '77 and exploded to fame with "Eye of the Tiger" -- is suing Dave Bickler, claiming the OG member agreed to leave the band in '84 and signed a contract giving up his right to use the band logo.
SEOUL (Reuters) - An advertisement featuring historic South Korean protests against President Park Geun-hye, with the crowd seen from above in the shape of a vodka bottle, has stirred debate over whether it is right to use such a sober movement to sell alcohol.
According to the complaint Samsung held talks with Pelé in 2013 about hiring the football star to endorse its products, but pulled out of negotiations at the last minute and "never obtained the right to use Pelé's identity in any manner or in any format".
According to The National Center For Transgender Equality, Title IX's coverage of gender equality in public schools covers both a student's right to use facilities associated with their gender identity, as well as a student's right to privacy concerning gender status and gender transition.
Several protests have taken place all over the country in the past few weeks but yesterday, Polish women took it one step further by skipping work or school, dressing in black, and coming together to demand their right to use their body as they wish.
WASHINGTON, May 22 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Tuesday ruled that federal law protects a transgender student who fought all the way to the Supreme Court for the right to use a bathroom at a high school in Virginia that corresponded with his gender identity.
But now we're seeing the same kind of self-serving push-back from the side of the pro-gun lobby which is working hard to convince Americans that they should fight to preserve their right to use lead ammo partly because no reasonable alternatives exist.
The firms join Apple, Salesforce, eBay, IBM, Microsoft and others, who will file arguments in the case of Gavin Grimm, a Virginia high school student who is fighting for the right to use the restroom and other facilities that line up with his gender identity.
In September 2009, Warren Miller Entertainment sued a Colorado production company for copyright infringement after Mr. Miller narrated one of its films, arguing that he had relinquished the right to use his name and voice in other ski films when he sold the company.
In some cases, Afro-Latinx people make up a large part of the community — early in her career, the rapper Cardi B, who identifies as black and Latinx, found herself defending her blackness and her right to use the N-word after facing criticism.
Furthermore, the new guidelines set forth formal criteria to determine which works in its collection can be deaccessioned, and giving the museum the right to use the funds obtained from deaccessioned works toward the purchase of other works to be retained in its permanent collection.
BEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - China reserves the right to use force to bring Taiwan under its control but will strive to achieve peaceful "reunification" with the self-ruled island that has a bright future under any future Chinese rule, President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday.
Officials in some states and cities, including Colorado, Iowa, Oregon, Washington state, San Francisco, New York City and the District of Columbia, consider denying transgender people the right to use a gender identity-appropriate restroom a violation of discrimination laws, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
The complaint notes that Lee's name is "the most important and prized possession Lee and his family owned his entire life" and that even when he inked a $4 billion deal with Disney in 2010, he refused to give the company the right to use his name.
But the internet is a vast space and the legal framework Furie is using to beat back Pepe the Racist isn't without its weaknesses, particularly when it comes to "fair use" — or the right to use a form of expression despite it belonging to someone else.
"What changes is that now I can use it openly, without people coming and challenging my right to use it," said Peter Hasek, a music teacher who grows the plant at home and was attending an end-of-prohibition party at a downtown Toronto coffee shop.
"Every one of us has a constitutional right to protest, to speak our minds, but we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," Cruz said at an event in Iowa, according to The Washington Post.
Self-defense argument McGlockton's death brought renewed scrutiny to Florida's "stand your ground" law, which says that a person has no duty to retreat and has the right to use deadly force if he "reasonably believes" that doing so will prevent imminent death or great bodily harm.
McGlockton's death brought renewed scrutiny to Florida's controversial "stand your ground" law, which says that a person has no duty to retreat and has the right to use deadly force if he or she "reasonably believes" that doing so will prevent imminent death or great bodily harm.
"We can confidently state that 100% of the proprietary data we collect is from shared App Analytics Accounts where app developers proactively and explicitly share their data with us, and give us the right to use it for modeling," stated Apptopia co-founder and COO, Jonathan Kay.
Twitter has sought to ban or suspend accounts of brazen online troublemakers like the former Breitbart star Milo Yiannopoulos, yet it struggled to keep up with the frenzied attempts from the left and right to use the site to identify opposing demonstrators and make their lives miserable.
Even police departments themselves have sought to distance themselves from the startup, with the NYPD confirming that it has no formal relationship with Clearview AI. Clearview AI's CEO Hoan Ton-That argues that his company has a right to use the data, since it's publicly available.
"When someone points out that their appearance doesn't match their official family register, they need to explain themselves each time," said Yuka Tateishi, a lawyer who is representing a transgender woman fighting for the right to use the bathrooms that correspond to her gender identity at work.
In its terms of service, which are not posted on the property but are available online, Hudson Yards said that it had the right to use any picture taken in the vicinity of the art installation for commercial purposes, with no royalty fees and no restrictions, forever.
Yet another transgender student is suing for the right to use the restroom of their choice at school, but this time, according to a lawsuit filed this week, a Wisconsin school is going so far as to propose transgender students wear green wristbands to better restrict bathroom use.
Dozens of foreign firms have been stung, from Apple (which paid $60m in 1.53 to retrieve the right to use its iPad trademark in China) to Viagra, for which Pfizer, its American manufacturer, still does not own the Chinese-character mark by which it is best known to Chinese.
From a user perspective we should be careful in talking about "right to use" a particular service because none of us really want to see a service viewed as some sort of "essential facility" by the legal system (that's a specific word I learned from the DOJ and EU).
The ACLU filed a complaint on my behalf, and while it's too soon to make predictions, my hope is that I will secure the right to use the correct restroom — not only for myself, but for any other trans youth who ever attend the Gloucester County Public School System.
In exchange for the million-dollar payment, he granted the right to use his name, and he agreed to visit Georgia for an elaborate publicity campaign, which was designed to promote Georgia's President at the time, Mikheil Saakashvili, as a business-oriented reformer who could attract Western financiers.
The teen sued his Virginia high school's board for the right to use the men's room, but the Supreme Court refused to hear the case after the Trump administration reversed an Obama era protection that told schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their chosen gender.
Between 1999 and 2009, Tripoli and the National Association of Rocketry were embroiled in a legal battle with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BAFTE) over their right to use ammonium perchlorate composite propellant (APCP), the most common type of solid-fuel used in high-powered rocketry.
Conservatives want to reserve the right to use religion as a weapon, to control other people's bodies and to judge some people as less worthy of full participation in the American experience because of whom they love, how they identify, where they are from or which God they worship.
The meals weren't anything to write home about, but in light of recent trends to weasel money from airline passengers for everything from checked bags to extra legroom to the right to use the overhead compartment, "free" meals feel like a goddamn luxury and affirmation of human decency.
More than 100 companies ask North Carolina to repeal its law Virginia teen wins federal case, sets precedent A Virginia teen won a battle against his school board for the right to use the boys' bathroom, setting a precedent for any student who might challenge North Carolina's "bathroom bill" law.
Over the past several months, transgender people's right to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity has become a huge political issue in America, especially after North Carolina passed a law that banned trans people from using the bathroom for their gender identity in schools and government buildings.
Wu Kang, Beijing-based vice chairman of FGE Asia, said the two driving factors behind growth in 2440 were new demand from small, independent "teapot" refineries who gained the right to use imported crude oil in the latter part of the year, and stockbuilding in strategic reserves and commercial storage.
"If lawmakers want to give the government the power to hack or destroy private drones, then Congress and the public should have the opportunity to debate how best to provide adequate oversight and limit those powers to protect our right to use drones for journalism, activism, and recreation," the EFF said.
Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, along with Senator Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, cited national security concerns in a letter asking the commission to review the licenses that give the two companies, China Telecom and China Unicom, the right to use networks in the United States.
When Trump was asked about North Korea's recent uptick in missile tests and the status of nuclear talks Tuesday, he referred to Kim as "Rocket Man" -- a nickname the President coined during the standoff between Pyongyang and Washington in 2017 -- and hinted that his administration reserved the right to use force.
California, on the other hand, enacted Assembly Bill 1266 in 2013, becoming the first and only state at the moment to give students in kindergarten through 12th- grade public schools the right to use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their affirmed gender identity, according to an editorial published alongside the new study.
Key ratings triggers that could lead to a downgrade include significant deterioration in operating performance, RBC below 300%, BIG bonds and common stock investments exceeding 50% of TAC, significant enrollment losses that materially erode the company's current market share, or the loss of the right to use the Blue Cross trademark and brand.
He temporarily won back the right to use the men's bathroom — until the Supreme Court stepped in The Fourth Circuit Court granted a preliminary injunction in Grimm's favor by a vote of 2-1, but when the Supreme Court decided to take on his case, the ruling went right back on hold.
It would take a lot of pressure for Trump to go against his base by supporting transgender rights in areas like employment discrimination, health care access, and the right to use public restrooms without fear of arrest, especially for a person convicted of espionage and under the supervision of the military prison system.
In an attempt to better compete with low-cost airlines, major air carriers like American Airlines, Delta and United have been rolling out "basic" economy fares – no-frills fares that charge fees for amenities that would otherwise come standard, like seat assignments or the right to use the overhead bin space, for example.
That's a radical statement, because it suggests that the Kremlin sees a global appetite for Putin's established mode of government, in which Russian elites enrich themselves while keeping power through ever-increasing internal repression, and proclaim their right to use force to obtain additional territory at the expense of other sovereign states.
Chuck Negron, a founding member of Three Dog Night who sang several of its biggest hits, including "Joy to the World," said that bandmates had him sign a contract — which stipulated that any member fired from the group would have no further right to use the name — while he was a heroin addict.
Ms. Turner, who works with the Transgender Law Center, said Mr. Whitaker's win could affect a case with the Seventh Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals — that of Gavin Grimm, a transgender high school senior in Virginia who sued his school board for the right to use the boys' bathroom.
However, analysts and academics say corporate filings often show that drug companies frequently reduce their taxes by parking patents in a low-tax haven, as AbbVie does, and then have their affiliates - which manufacture or market the drug - pay the tax haven subsidiary royalty fees for the right to use the patent.
It also allows NGP to profit in any way from the submitted images, and when it mentions the ability to "freely assign its rights hereunder, in whole or in part, to any person or entity," that gives them not just the right to use the images but to sublicense the images to others.
Justices elected to dismiss transgender teen Gavin Grimm's case against the Gloucester County School District, which argued that the 17-year-old Grimm, who was born female, has the right to use the boys' bathroom at Gloucester High School in Virginia under Title IX, and sent the case back to the state's lower courts.
McKinney was taken aback: Not only was there a 2015 Department of Justice rule explicitly giving him the right to use his iPad, but the government attorney, seated at the prosecutor's table just a few feet away, was busily typing away on her laptop, its Ethernet cord snaking down the table into the wall.
Thus – even though a security researcher, student, sight-impaired person, literary critic or Silicon Valley startup has a fair use or other legal right to use material without the owners' prior permission – they still could be subject to those huge fines for "circumventing" a digital fence even though they haven't infringed copyright at all!
We filed our brief because focusing on the abortion debate means missing out on the fact that a decision siding with the State of California could upend decades of First Amendment doctrine and threaten everything from the right to have conversations in a doctor's office to the right to use math to criticize government officials.
The ruling came in response to a request in January by the board, asking the judge to declare that a licensing agreement between the building and DJT Holdings, one of Mr. Trump's companies, that gave the condo the right to use the Trump name on its facade, did not require it to use the name.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has agreed to decide a major transgender rights case that hinges in part on the Obama administration's policy position in support of a female-born transgender high school student named Gavin Grimm, who identifies as male and sued in 2015 to win the right to use the school's boys' bathroom.
"I do not think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose, and I hope that Anne Sacoolas will come back and will engage properly with the processes of laws that carried out in this country," Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the BBC last week.
"He has a right to withhold funding to that leader should the law be followed and the purpose be just, but he does not under our laws and under our Constitution have a right to use the powers of his office to corruptly solicit foreign aid -- prohibited foreign aid -- in his reelection," Schiff said.
The Port of Corpus Christi Authority lost another round in its battle to regain the right to use a road that serves its La Quinta Trade Gateway project on Tuesday, when a federal appeals court upheld a bankruptcy judge's order approving the sale of the neighboring Sherwin Alumina plant "free and clear" of the Port's easement.
Screenshot showing that Ted Cruz's Twitter account "liked" a porn video (left) and the Twitter account that Ted Cruz liked overnight (right)To make everything even more ridiculous, Ted Cruz was once part of a legal team that argued Americans don't have a constitutionally protected right to use sex toys or even to stimulate their own genitals. Seriously.
While HMD global — the newly formed Finnish company that's bringing the Nokia brand back to mobile devices — is acquiring the right to use the Nokia brand on feature phones, and "certain related design rights", with the aim of becoming the sole global licensee for all types of Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets, it said today.
When you "share" content, you grant Amazon a blanket license to use any and all footage captured on Ring devices for whatever it wants: "The company is able to do this thanks to a broad terms of service agreement that grants it the perpetual right to use footage shared with it for 'any purpose' it chooses," BuzzFeed wrote.
Not sure that's going to sway players one way or the other, but at least it makes it slightly more palatable to pay more than a subscription to Xbox Live or PSN — and just $2 less than a full-on World of Warcraft subscription — for the right to use a single feature in a single video game.
"Brett Kavanaugh must affirmatively declare that he believes the Constitution protects individual liberty and the right of all people to make personal decisions about their bodies and personal relationships," a Planned Parenthood spokesperson wrote in an email ahead of Tuesday's session, "including the right to use contraception, to have an abortion, and the freedom to marry whom they choose."
The ruling in favor of Gavin Grimm, a junior at Gloucester High School in southeastern Virginia, does not immediately grant him the right to use the boys' restrooms; rather, it directs a lower court that had ruled against him to re-evaluate Mr. Grimm's request for a preliminary injunction to be able to use those restrooms.
As further evidence that our intellectual property laws are one giant joke, not only did the Trademark Office give Citi an exclusive commercial right to use one of the most common phrases in the English language for credit cards, now Citi thinks that it can go after another company for using the phrase in a similar way.
If Britain finds itself outside the European single market, UK-based institutions could lose the right to use "passporting" rules which currently allow them to provide cross-border services to clients elsewhere in the EU. "Under Brexit, market infrastructures could not permanently rely on the EU passporting arrangements," Simon Lewis, the association's chief executive, told Reuters.
Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE "would absolutely find abhorrent any intent or desire from anyone in this department from holding against someone for purposes of promoting or advancement their right to use the dissent channel," he said.
"They have started to escalate pressure, and that pressure is against U.S. interests and it's also against European interests, so it's right to use diplomacy to try and restore the status quo ante, to get the United States to make a concession which enables Iran in turn to return to its full implementation of the nuclear agreement."
It is a highly charged debate, with unmistakable racial undertones, pitting advocates of free speech who argue that professional athletes should have a right to use their positions to call attention to social issues against those who contend that refusing to honor the anthem disrespects the military and the nation, and that sports is no place for such displays.
At the time of the accident, the local authorities for the village of Cabezón de la Sal in Cantabria, near where Ms. Mol died, told the newspaper El País that the bridge was "extremely risky," that tour operators had no right to use it for bungee jumping, and that they had not known that such activities were taking place.
So the movement won some major legislative and legal victories: The Equal Pay Act of 1963 theoretically outlawed the gender pay gap; a series of landmark Supreme Court cases through the '60s and '70s gave married and unmarried women the right to use birth control; Title IX gave women the right to educational equality; and in 1973, Roe v.
Update 6:18pm: In a statement to Gizmodo, Amazon said that it "requires that customers comply with the law and be responsible" and if its services are abused, "we suspend that customer's right to use our services":Amazon Rekognition is a technology that helps automate recognizing people, objects, and activities in video and photos based on inputs provided by the customer.
"A name by custom/practice/usage over a long period of time by a group of persons becomes an intellectual property right of that group of persons is an integral part of principle of natural justice," it said in a statement, adding that the right to use the name 'Khan Market' lay only with the actual traders of Khan Market.
A Ukrainian-Russian developer says President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 28500 demanded $6900 million for the right to use the Trump name on a real estate project in Moscow.
Here's a summary: On March 31 the Beijing Higher People's Court upheld earlier rulings by a lower court and China's trademark arbitration board that Xintong Tiandi had the right to use "iPhone" for products in Class 18 of the international trademark classification system, since Xintong Tiandi acquired the trademark in 2007 when the iPhone name was "not renowned" in China, the court ruled.
Meghan Markle's dad is pissed at the way she's treating Queen Elizabeth, and the entire Royal Family, but he isn't surprised -- in fact, he claims it's just her MO. Thomas Markle was out Monday at an Office Depot in Rosarito, Mexico, when he was asked if his daughter has the right to use the term "royal" as part of her brand.
Similarly, while Democrats have long pushed for ending discrimination against LGBTQ people, it wasn't obvious that they would actually make a serious push for a law doing that in the workplace — as they did (and failed) in 2013 — or that the Obama administration would risk legal battles with several states to stand up for trans people's right to use the bathroom for their gender identity.
Josh Hawley calls out Facebook over 'encrypted' messaging plans The Missouri Republican doesn't like Facebook's plans for encrypted messaging, Makena Kelly reports: "If you share a link in encrypted messenger with a friend who clicks it, Facebook reserves the right to use cookies to figure out what that link was and what you two might have been discussing in your encrypted chat," Hawley said in a statement.
Her FEC victory had a ripple effect: Women across the country began petitioning election commissions on the state level, asking them to grant similar requests, and some city council members and state legislators began working on bills that could enshrine the right to use campaign funds for childcare into the law; women wrote to Grechen Shirley personally, thanking her for standing up for mothers with young children.
Check out more videos from VICE: "For some reason, there are a lot of people who are totally onboard with nondiscrimination in housing, employment, and even public accommodations, like being served at restaurants and retail stores, but when the question of bathroom access is brought up, they are adamantly opposed to protecting a person's right to use the bathroom that best fits their gender identity," Davis said.
Other conservatives condemned those who argued that the bombings were a "leftist hoax," with Tiana Lowe writing in the Washington Examiner: While it's obviously fine to withhold judgment on the attacks until law enforcement addresses more of the public's questions, the rush from some on the Right to use a lack of facts to justify promulgating ridiculous conspiracy theories is both fallacious and irresponsible.
"The fund is not pretending that Sean does not have a right to use her name and image and likeness … but the issue is this continuing assertion of control or purported control that Sean believes he has so that nothing can happen using her name or likeness or image regarding the fund's ability to put on exhibits with memorabilia that it owns, which brought this to a head," added Young.  
In 2017, 28 trans people were reported murdered (the highest ever recorded), and trans women were four times as likely to be killed than cis women in the US. Meanwhile, trans students nationwide are still fighting for the right to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity, and the Centers for Disease Control is not allowed to use the word "transgender" in its budget for 2018.
The Supreme Court won't hear Gavin Grimm's landmark trans rights case — thanks to the Trump administration The Supreme Court won't hear Gavin Grimm's landmark trans rights case — thanks to the Trump administration The United States Supreme Court on Monday said it would not hear the case of Gavin Grimm, the transgender student who sued a school district in Virginia for the right to use bathrooms consistent with his gender identity.
"The City of Seattle has a significant interest in regulating the use of department-issued firearms by its police officers, and the [Use of Force] Policy does not impose a substantial burden on the Second Amendment right to use a firearm for the core lawful purpose of self-defense," District Judge William Hayes wrote on behalf of a three-judge panel that presided the court case Mahoney vs.
Also in 2013, the Kennel Club released data in Britain showing it had inspected less than four percent of breeders admitted into its Assured Breeder Scheme that year, and that ninety percent of new breeders—nine out of ten—who had previously registered at least five litters of puppies, and who had been given the right to use the "Assured Breeder" label when talking with customers, had never been inspected at all.

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