Sentence examples for be infringements from inspiring English sources
noun
A violation or breach, as of a law.
The hostile media are that way because they think there'll be infringements on their profit line; that's why media bosses have a go at unions.
If nudges are manipulative then they may be infringements of autonomy which is the main objection that has been directed at the "old" paternalism.
But think of Ceptia's insistence that pay toilets are infringements on our human rights.
Gemstar had filed a complaint against the four other companies in February 2001, contending there had been infringements of some patents.
This time it was infringements at the scrum that dominated proceedings, and the Cherry and Whites counted the cost.
No-balls are infringements such as when a bowler oversteps the line behind which balls should be delivered.
If you have the time to analyse a game, at most breakdowns there are infringements made by both teams that could be penalised.
Failure to clearly establish both authorship and production credentials are infringements of election law, as set out in the Representation of the People Act 1983.
In their view, attempts to pass gun control legislation are infringements on God-given rights.
On the other hand, infringement is infringement".
The district court also noted that "it is pretty much acknowledged... by Napster that this is infringement".
