Sentence examples for considered infringements from inspiring English sources
The package has prompted friction over conditions for the aid — like greater civilian oversight of the military and demands that Pakistan drop support for militant groups — which army officers and politicians considered infringements on Pakistan's sovereignty.
Many of the web's most popular tab sites have been waging a losing war with copyright holders for years, as even user-created tabs for songs are considered infringements.
Making a copy of your mashup for mass distribution, say, on Napster rival Kazaa could be considered infringement, depending on what licensing restrictions apply to the original music (the record industry has begun targeting illegal downloaders).
Iraq today sent domestic passenger flights carrying more than 150 people into areas patrolled by American and British warplanes, the first challenge of its kind to the no-flight zones that Iraq considers infringements on its sovereignty.
A10 Passenger Flights in Iraq Iraq sent domestic passenger flights into areas patrolled by American and British warplanes, challenging the no-flight zones it considers infringements on its sovereignty.
But what you and I might consider an improvement, a patent lawyer might consider infringement.
"Anything that showed John Hagee giving a sermon - because he films and markets those as well - were taken down because they were considered copyright infringements".
As a result, data storage as such — regardless of whether anybody actually reads it — is considered an infringement on civil liberties.
At the time, the military-led government had abruptly decided that debts to the I.M.F. could impose conditions that the military rulers considered an infringement on Egyptian sovereignty.
Mr. McConnell took his crusade against campaign finance changes, which he considered an infringement on free speech, all the way to the Supreme Court, where he lost his challenge.
The 1986 Goldwater-Nichols Act had formalized the role of the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in a way that Rumsfeld considered an infringement on civilian control of the military.
