Sentence examples for being infringed upon from inspiring English sources
"It's as though their guild is being infringed upon," Mr. Majeski said.
But his hands-on approach and outspokenness irritated Mr. Ospel, who felt his authority was being infringed upon.
The arrangement appeared to satisfy everyone until the 1970s, when the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion movement saw rural anti-government groups arguing that their constitutional rights were being infringed upon by a greedy, land-hungry BLM.
"If this process goes on, more and more people are going to realize that their freedom of information is being infringed upon, and this could bring changes down the line".
Supporters argued that a referendum was not appropriate because the Supreme Court had found that gay couples' civil rights were being infringed upon, and basic rights should not be subject to a majority opinion.
That defiant invocation of America, meanwhile — the suggestion that her very constitutional rights were being infringed upon — hinted at something bigger, especially considering the date, which was affixed to the court in Arthur Ashe Stadium in large white numerals and printed on hats issued to all the players: it was, of course, the tenth anniversary of September 11th.
There must be a new coalition of all Americans -- black, white, red, yellow and brown, rich and poor -- who are no longer willing to allow their rights as human beings to be infringed upon by anyone else, for any reason.
recognizes that certain rights belong to the state & cannot be infringed upon by the Nat.
And to have something like having a drink and smoking a cigarette be infringed upon is almost fascism".
