Sentence examples for avoid infringements from inspiring English sources

The federal system for tracking gun sales, crafted over the years to avoid infringements on Second Amendment rights, makes it difficult to spot suspicious trends quickly and to identify people buying for smugglers, law enforcement officials say.

Radiello samplers were also used to collect outdoor air samples, placed near the entrance of the dwellings (within 1 m), at a vertical distance from the ground suitable to avoid infringements (2 2.5 m), stored in a plastic case to avoid rain or snow.

There are so many ways to avoid infringement, such as by invalidating the patent, that those with deep pockets have few problems circumventing the system.

Labor has also used the Medicare logo in its political campaigning for the public health system: Weatherall said the Medicare logo was "as simple as it gets – and the simpler an image is, the less changes, in general, you need to make to avoid infringement".

"The initial determination may provide clarity on the definition of the... Microsoft... patent for which a violation was found and will help us avoid infringement of this patent in the US market".

Therefore, it is essential to continue the education of healthcare providers to be sensitive to and avoid infringement on patient privacy as much as possible [ 21, 22].

This will help to avoid infringement of privacy of individual subjects as well as to ensure that informed consent adheres to acceptable data protection levels with regard to use and transfer of such information.

This doctrine is extremely valuable to patent holders, because it prevents competitors from avoiding infringement liability simply by making minor changes in what would otherwise be exact copies.

The "Internet community," as these very variegated entities are fond of calling themselves in this debate, are now crowing cock-a-hoop, since the White House joined the fray on the eve of their protest, to signal that the Obama Administration will only support anti-piracy legislation if it avoids infringement of citizens' (and U.S.-based Internet companies') First Amendment rights.

It would only take one high-profile case for websites to attempt to block all access from Guernsey in order to avoid image infringements.

(But to avoid patent infringements with Amazon, instaBuy requires a couple of clicks, not one).