Sentence examples for also infringed from inspiring English sources

Poached lobster with candied chestnuts and chestnut purée in a chardonnay sauce also infringed on the dessert menu.

Nokia may now also choose to sue makers of handsets running Google's free Android mobile operating system if it decides that they have also infringed its patents.

Importantly, for their legal purposes, the requirement also infringed on their right to free speech, granted by the constitution's first amendment.The 2003 law was hardly the first time that Congress had offered money with strings attached.

In the original trial, the jury decided that some Samsung products had copied the appearance of Apple's iPhone 3GS, and also infringed a "rubber-banding" patent when trying to scroll past the top of an onscreen list, and the "tap to zoom" function to enlarge text on screen with a double tap of the finger.

A Federal District Court jury here found on Tuesday that Advanced Micro Devices, a chip maker based in Sunnyvale, Calif., had violated three of Brooktree's patents and also infringed on Brooktree's rights to protect chip layout designs under a 1984 law.

A Tulsa clinic run by Nova Health Systems, represented by the New York-based Center filedeproductive Rights, filed a lawsuit charging that the law not only violated the state Constitution's "single-subject" rule but also infringed on a woman's right to privacy, violated her dignity and endangered her health.

The moratorium on custom plates also infringes on First Amendment rights, Mr. Tedisco said.

Arguably, too, by attempting to ringfence how ACE spends its money, it is also infringing the "arm's length" principle.

The suit began in 2010 with Oracle claiming that Android infringes a number of Sun patents and also infringes copyright in Java.

It also infringes the "inviolability" of the UN, enshrined in international law.Another long-standing taboo is naming the European countries in which America keeps nuclear weapons.

A far more crucial case, in which Johnson claims that Boston's best-selling drug-eluting stent, the Taxus, also infringes its patents, is scheduled for June.