unlicenced उदाहरण वाक्य

Its depiction in this derivative work is unlicenced, but its use to illustrate related articles on Wikipedia is believed to be fair use under U . S . copyright law:
This is from both a legal viewpoint ( unlicenced software ) and to try and stop the risk of viruses or other system problems that may cause problems for the IT Staff.
Unlicenced offshore commercial stations have operated off the coasts of Belgium, Denmark, Israel, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, The United Kingdom, Yugoslavia and the United States.
The introduction of MMDS proved controversial for a time in some rural areas which were accustomed to receiving multichannel services more cheaply via unlicenced UHF relay " deflector " or " rebeaming " systems.
In other words, if it allows one user to " get away " with using the trademark in an unlicenced manner, then it, by default, cannot then stop anyone else from using it.

Most offshore broadcast is usually associated with European unlicenced radio stations; the trend never caught on as much in the United States as most organizations that could afford an offshore broadcasting boat would instead buy a legal station.
In the operation from 8pm to 10pm, a five-member team headed by Assistant Superintendant of Police Jaafar Mat checked the condominiums in the area following a tip-off that security services there were operated by unlicenced agencies.
I've long been opposed to us having galleries of unlicenced images, see my post here, for example : but I don't think the case with the sports team logos is as clear as you imply.
:Just to answer your first question before I head off to bed ( getting late here ) as to why Disney would raise a stink about the unlicenced use of its characters in a public bathroom, see Trademark dilution and Genericized trademark.
However, the majority of offshore broadcasters have been unlicenced stations using seaborne broadcasting as a means to circumvent national broadcasting regulations, for example the practice has been used by broadcasting organizations like the Voice of America as a means of circumventing national broadcasting regulations of other nations.