Sentence examples for constitute an infringement from inspiring English sources
Surely these threats constitute an infringement upon her_ _free speech — a position that has scarcely been noted amid the outraged First Amendment fundamentalism.
Surely these threats constitute an infringement upon her free speech — a position that has scarcely been noted amid the outraged First Amendment fundamentalism.
If the existence of such behaviour were to be confirmed, it might constitute an infringement of Article 101/102 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union and article 53/54 of the EEA agreement.
Amid reports that new teams would be allowed to miss up to three races, Formula One issued a clarification Feb. 10 stating that all teams were required to make the grid in every race, adding, "Any failure to take part, even for just one championship event, would constitute an infringement".
Boyd looked to place a hand on the Aberdeen centre-half's shoulder as they chased a high ball over the visiting defence, the argument being about whether it was strong enough to constitute an infringement.
Mr Ghattas added that the nine-year blockade imposed by Israel was "a form of collective punishment and constitutes an infringement on humanitarian law".
Campaigns typically last just four weeks, during which period all political advertising is banned from the media, without anyone complaining that this restriction constitutes an infringement of freedom of speech.
Without an existing body of law to provide some insight into how courts would decide relevant issues in the future, such as what constitutes an infringement and how to calculate damages, it is riskier to call in the lawyers.
He made only a small concession, saying it might house a museum not a shopping arcade; scenting the mood, many retailers are anyway pulling out of the plan.As for claims that new restrictions on alcohol constituted an infringement of freedom, he dismissed them as nonsense.
The book describes the regime's repression, corruption and incompetence at home, and its aggression and subversion abroad.Copyright Compliance: Practical Steps to Stay Within the Law.By Paul Pedley.Facet Publishing; 176 pages; $110 and £39.95A guide to what constitutes an infringement of copyright, what happens when things go wrong and how to stay within the law.
