Sentence examples for common infringements from inspiring English sources

Training material for observers, written several years ago but still understood to be taken as guidance, warns them of "common infringements [that] may include timing hauls to coincide with [observer] meal times", forcing observers to choose between eating and conducting their duties.

Judge Cohn found the firm and its two principals, Steve Turner and Janet Greenberg, liable for "common trademark infringement, unfair competition, false designation of origin and palming off".

Beatings and torture are common for minor infringements of prison rules, while those caught stealing food or attempting to escape are executed.

Law professor Eva-Maria Svensson authored an interesting chapter on the "Nordic regulation of gender discriminatory advertisements" in which she used the common definition: (1) infringements of a person's sex and (2) stereotypical perceptions of the sexes.

The enforcement directive sets minimum requirements for controls and defines a common range of infringements against social rules.

(9c) Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 1071/2009 obliges Member States to apply common classification of infringements when assessing good repute.

As a play on the copyright infringement common in the former Soviet Union, the packaging of the Region 1 (United States/Canada), 2 (Europe/Japan/South Africa/Middle East), and 4 (Latin America/Oceania) editions mimics a foreign bootleg DVD.

Thinking Liberally Media and Madison Alexander PR filed a lawsuit in February 2010 against the Orange Juice Blog and its former editor, Art Pedroza, personally for alleged common law trademark infringement and unfair business practices.

That report said trademark infringement was the most common form of IP violation in China, while copyright infringement was the most damaging.

Policy infringements are common in hospitals and require reinforcement, including measures to control tobacco consumption and to reduce the visibility of health professionals smoking in their white suits [ 20].

Officials have also taken unusual steps to protect Disney from piracy in China, a country where copyright infringement is common and the government rarely intervenes.