Sentence examples for close to infringing from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the worst natural disaster in Haiti's history, the authorities have opened the country to a flood of international assistance, some of it coming uncomfortably close to infringing on national sovereignty.

Being forced to go through these experiences without adequate professional representation would come uncomfortably close to infringing one of the hallmarks of a fair and equal justice system – the right to a fair trial.

If anyone so much as arches their eyebrows when discussing a memo that comes even remotely close to infringing activity, add a pinch of salt and consume it.

And large-scale copyright holders have been threatening to sue users who even come close -- and in some cases, not very close -- to infringing on a copyright.

The company isn't a developer of social games, and could just be another organization that holds patents and makes money from going after companies that come close to or infringe on these patents.

Also, compared to its closest counterpart held to infringe Apple's rights to the iPhone's look and feel — Samsung's Galaxy S II — the S III is taller and wider, has a larger screen and rounder corners, and is sold with an operating system four versions newer than the one running on devices found to infringe at trial.

And there would be a "rapid takedown" procedure to close infringing domains.

But after Leali'ifano cut through and the All Blacks cynically infringed close to their own line to restrict the damage to a second penalty, New Zealand took control.

While the Nepalese Congress is regarded by many as a creation and close ally of India, the left is taking a tougher line, saying New Delhi is trying to infringe on Nepal's sovereignty.

First, an alleged patent infringer must have infringed or be in a position to infringe.

He was trying not to infringe on her routine.