Sentence examples for So infringes from inspiring English sources

New York State's highest court ruled yesterday that prosecutors cannot demand hospital medical records in their efforts to seek criminal suspects who have been wounded, because doing so infringes on patient confidentiality.

A court ruled in favor of teachers who objected to being forced to sing the national anthem at school events, saying the Tokyo city government's orders to do so infringed upon freedom of thought.

How can they do so without infringing on the privacy of individuals with undue surveillance?

For him to do so would infringe on Congress's most fundamental powers and the principles on which the nation was founded.

She's been detained as well, possibly because she's so flagrantly infringed the copyright of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

In Pennsylvania, reformers eliminated rotation in office on the grounds that "the privilege of the people in elections is so far infringed as they are thereby deprived of the right of choosing those persons whom they would prefer".

Saunders has little time for the modern mania for individualism, the belief that someone has a right to express hurtful feelings simply because not doing so might infringe on their rights.

To secure the future of our own descendants we urgently need to bring about a digital enlightenment, one that encourages us to give personal data the reverence it deserves, one that recognises that the data's provenance is the people, one that empowers the people to act when their rights are so obviously infringed.

The NSA did not provide such information in response to a request from the Fisa court, and the NSA has blown off Senator Ron Wyden's multiple requests by claiming that to do so would infringe on Americans' privacy and threaten its ability to conduct this collection.

As MG wrote yesterday, "even if Apple wanted and tried to come up with their own voice technology backend for Siri, they would have a hard time doing so without infringing on some of Nuance's patents.

Even if Apple wanted and tried to come up with their own voice technology backend for Siri, they would have a hard time doing so without infringing on some of Nuance's patents.