Sentence examples for act of infringing from inspiring English sources

When it comes to file-sharing, piracy, bootlegging or whatever name you like to call the act of infringing on other people's intellectual property (IP) rights there is a general rule: Those with more time than money, steal -- those with more money than time, buy.

Some acts of corruption will be moral deficient by virtue of involving deception, others by virtue of infringing a moral right to property, still others by virtue of infringing a principle of impartiality, and so on.

HTC accuses Apple of infringing two patents it owns.

Give Mr Straw his civil wrong of infringing privacy.

Hillcrest has accused Nintendo of infringing on four patents.

Commentators suggest that such data are, by nature capable of infringing on fundamental rights.

The act itself, rather than responding to concerns that it placed too much burden on the accused and added easily abusable controls on internet content, goes even further in allowing instant lockdown of "infringing" sites.

Previously, SOPA had called for DNS blocking of infringing websites.

"Speaking of infringing on rights," continued the official, "these riots are infringing on my right to enjoy an Orioles game".

Therefore healthcare professionals treating patients' without valid consent may be guilty of infringing patients' rights.

Be wary of infringing on copyrights.