Sentence examples for clearly infringing from inspiring English sources

The trademark issue blew up last month, when a Canadian appeal court found that Google was liable to globally delist 345 links that were found to be clearly infringing on a Canadian trademark owner's rights.

Deputy Solicitor General Edwin S. Kneedler wrote the following in his brief: "Because [Aereo's] system transmits the same underlying performances to numerous subscribers, the system is clearly infringing".

In a brief filed at the Supreme Court on Monday afternoon, the department said Aereo is "clearly infringing" on the copyrights of the broadcasters whose content it is streaming without permission, and said a lower court ruling declaring the service legal should be reversed.

It is about a company devising an unlicensed, unauthorized service that clearly infringes our copyrights and violates our contract".

The New Jersey courts, in a landmark 2001 decision, held that indictments should not be thrown out "unless prosecutorial misconduct is extreme and clearly infringes upon the grand jury decision-making process".

The statement went on: "A potential change of name of the Liga de Primera Division would clearly infringe the above mentioned article and could be sanctioned in accordance with FIFA statutes".

"ATC believes that these procedures clearly infringe on the patent and that those who misuse its technology must either license it, pay royalties, or cease using the products.

That's because it's the one Yahoo patent specific enough that Facebook won't be able to claim it's too vague to enforce, and Facebook clearly infringes on it.].

There are antitrust rules and these were clearly infringed upon.

This clearly infringes on the student's own freedom of religion and religious identity.

The people who should be most embarrassed here are liberals who don't defend my right to free speech, which was clearly infringed on here.