Sentence examples for danger of infringing from inspiring English sources

In addition to possible trademark violations, Slayton, a Los Altos, Calif., resident who once coached at the high school where Lin played, is also in danger of infringing on California's "right to publicity" law.

The experiments posed no danger of infringing human rights, and written informed consent was obtained from all participants.

HTC accuses Apple of infringing two patents it owns.

Give Mr Straw his civil wrong of infringing privacy.

Hillcrest has accused Nintendo of infringing on four patents.

Motorola accused Apple of infringing six patents in a second case in Chicago.

Motorola Mobility sued TiVo, accusing it of infringing its patents for digital video recorders, or DVRs.

Apple could ask the judge to stop sales of infringing Samsung products in the United States.

Motorola also filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission accusing Apple of infringing 18 patents.

Airbus, however, has been accused by Aviation Partners of infringing on its patent.

Commentators suggest that such data are, by nature capable of infringing on fundamental rights.