Sentence examples for dangerous infringements from inspiring English sources

And opinions about its legitimacy are divided: some believe it is a vital bulwark against terror attacks while others insist the programmes are dangerous infringements of civil liberties.

LVIV, Ukraine -- In the past few months, alarm bells have been raised in Poland as critics of the country's new ruling party, Law and Justice, or PiS, speak out against what they believe are dangerous infringements on democracy and a wave of conspiratorial panic in the country.

In a statement on its Web site, the government of the Kurdistan region described the arrest as a "gross violation and a dangerous infringement of the political process, and a sign that the democratic process in the country is being undermined".

The chair of the Pima County GOP, for one, has since said that he thinks such a law is a dangerous infringement on free speech laws.

After Abadi convened with high-ranking Iraqi officials on Sunday, he released a statement promising "radical reforms of the political process" and condemned the invasion of the Green Zone as "a dangerous infringement of the state's prestige".

Note that even if a dangerous play infringement has been called, the referee should never verbalize it as "playing the ball on the ground," as there is no such foul in the Laws of the Game.

They used their spare time late at night to develop a clone of the first level of Super Mario Bros. 3, using the hero in Softdisk's Dangerous Dave, calling the prototype Dangerous Dave in Copyright Infringement.

Harkening back to an era of blacklists and thought crime, the trend of using grand juries to target holders of unpopular political views represents a real move toward a dangerous and deeply troubling infringement on the civil liberties of all.

On the other, you have media corporations taking a desperate, extremist, and potentially dangerous stand against copyright infringement that could damage the inherent freedom of speech and innovative spirit that makes the web what it is.

Ben Qiu of Cooley, an American law firm, believes that "Xiaomi is in dangerous waters of potential patent-infringement claims on the international markets".

A jumping player cannot be tackled until they stand and only shoulder-to-shoulder contact is allowed; deliberate infringement of this law is dangerous play, and results in a penalty kick.