Sentence examples for * infringed in from inspiring English sources

The Court of Appeal held that whilst Article 8(1) could be infringed in relation to those self-medicating with cannabis, any infringements would be justified due to the limitations contained within Article 8(2) ECHR.

The "right" is infringed in any number of ways.

Hughes's own civil liberties were infringed in 2006 when he discovered he had been targeted in the News of the World phone-hacking case.

"No law-abiding citizen in the United States of America has any fear that their constitutional rights will be infringed in any way," he said.

Among its most important points were the promotion of Slovakia to full parity within a new Czechoslovak federation, long overdue industrial and agricultural reforms, a revised constitution that would guarantee civil rights and liberties, and complete rehabilitation of all citizens whose rights had been infringed in the past.

"The rights of Russians are infringed in our country more than they are in Ukraine," he adds.

Conservative activist Alan Gottlieb, chairman of the Citizens Committee, told VICE the Hansons' rights were infringed upon in part because, in Washington, DC, there is no dealer that stocks firearms.

The patent found to be infringed, issued in 1994, is related to features of optical communications systems that transit digital information using light waves.

Samsung engineers, for example, have already devised an alternative to one of the patents found to have been infringed upon in the California decision — the "bounce" feature.

"My parents came to this country because their rights to freedom of speech were greatly infringed on in their homeland," he said.

This defensive misperception is what led, earlier this year, to a proposed law in Arizona that would have legalized discrimination against gay couples on the ground of "religious freedom," when in fact there was no evidence to indicate that the religious beliefs of any business owners had been legally infringed upon in the state.