Sentence examples for To infringe from inspiring English sources

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To infringe

verb

Break or violate a treaty, a law, a right etc.

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To infringe the right to privacy, the photo had to show some intimate detail of the person concerned.

"To infringe upon Chinese people's cultural rights on the pretext of human rights is just ridiculous," Mr. Ma said.

To infringe on copyright, the later work must have the same intention as the original.

He was trying not to infringe on her routine.

We didn't mean to infringe on copyrights or anything".

It makes them more inclined to infringe rather than buy".

"I don't want to infringe on anyone's personal space".

I have no desire to infringe on that.

Attempts to limit campaign spending tend to fail and to infringe the constitution's free-speech guarantee.

That would have made it easier for Congress to infringe on civil liberties and civil rights.

Even if a lord of men is unworthy, no subject would dare to infringe his prerogative.

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