Sentence examples for fear infringement from inspiring English sources
Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, served as the voice of the opposition, reading letters from gun owners who fear infringement on their constitutional rights, among them a pair of first-time gun owners.
They fear wider infringement of property rights.
Fear of infringement on congregational freedom and theological opposition to the doctrine of the church underlying restructure led to active opposition.
The novel imazethapyr tolerant mutant which has been developed indigenously has opened up the possibilities of its extensive usage, without fear of infringement of any IPR, in the public rice breeding programmes in India and elsewhere.
Fearing copyright infringement, the company soon changed the name to Stubble Trimmer, but the device proved unpopular and was quickly discontinued.
In a brief in support of the PTO, the National Academy of Sciences and several biotech companies argued that granting the EST patent could chill research by creating widespread fears of infringement suits.
And scientists in other countries may still derive stem cell lines without fear of patent infringement.
They fear such an infringement on economic freedoms will cast doubt on their commitment to market-friendly policies.
Mr Cable said: "Allowing people to create parody or satire without fear of copyright infringement has the potential to boost the creative industries and expand their freedom of expression".
And, Hearn indefatigably tells us, "of late there has grown up a peculiar literary sub-genre of adult novels drawing on the Oz mythology," such as Geoff Ryman's "Was" (1992) and Gregory Maguire's "Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West" (1995)—the products, presumably, of Oz-besotted children now aged into postmodern creators freed from fear of copyright infringement.
Because the technology is so nascent, patenting parts of the process or renewing expiring patents could prevent incremental improvement of the technology out of fear or patent infringement.
