In a nod to China's extreme sensitivity about territorial infringements -- a product of its much-resented history of invasions by colonial powers -- the ambassador's letter also said "we are very sorry" that "the entering of China's airspace and the landing did not have verbal clearance".
This is actually copyright infringement.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 9, 1947 P. 27 PROFILE of Leon Milton Birkhead, a Unitarian minister, who is the founder and president of Friends of Democracy, Inc., an organization that campaigns against the activities of extreme Right-Winger, extreme LeftWinger, racial discrimination, and infringement of civil right.
Infringement of health-related regulation is extremely common [ 32].
The national debate over firearms regulation is often presented as a battle of extremes: those who view any effort to tighten gun laws as an infringement of rights versus those who see guns as a menace to society.
Adding chronically poisoned air to the mix could prove volatile, some think.Dai Qing, a veteran environmental activist, says that the angry reaction to this month's extreme pollution shows that the issue now overshadows other pressing problems such as corruption and infringements on people's liberties.
Yahoo: Web video publishers must self-regulate Yahoo Europe's video product manager Matt West mapped out the extremes of the online video market with the Wild West of YouTube and its' copyright infringement at one end and the editorially-controlled, closed video channels at the other.
On the other hand, infringement is infringement".
The knowing is the infringement.
Individuals will be able to take infringements to industrial tribunals, an as-yet unspecified agency will seek to enforce the rate through compliance orders, and, in extreme cases, employers will face prosecution.
