Sentence examples for for any infringements from inspiring English sources

New Zealand has tight border controls and issues stiff penalties for any infringements.

I've heard that the letter of the law puts you at risk of immediate eviction for any infringements, although I've never heard of it happening.

And since the downloading of unauthorised copies on a massive scale is Napster's raison d'être, the firm should be liable for any infringements.Although one might quibble with the details of Judge Patel's injunction, it is hard to imagine any other court coming to a radically different conclusion.

The Laws of the game state that a penalty is "completed when the ball stops moving, goes out of play or the referee stops play for any infringement of the Laws".

Keyword advertising using the trademark of others without their permission is illegal and services providers such as Google are also liable for any infringement.

We have been in touch with CBS and informed them that we will be looking at their finished pilot very closely for any infringement of our rights".

In addition to winning substantial monetary damages, IBM won the right to inspect Hitachi's new products for five years for any design infringements.

By "revise the DMCA", what they really meant was to nail YouTube to the floor by making it pay more in music royalties while also detonating the "safe harbour" exemptions that mean services such as YouTube are not held liable for any copyright infringements by their users.

Songbeat says explicitly on its website that it "assumes no responsibility for any copyright infringements or legal issues" and insists that you "make sure that you have the right to download the music you have chosen".

Item 124 states that "for an infringement of any of the articles, a recognised football body, club, official, player, referee or other person under the jurisdiction of the association is liable to a censure, fine, suspension or expulsion - or any combination of these penalties - as the SFA considers appropriate in order to deal justly with the case in question".

He caned us for any minor infringement of his insanely constituted law-system: talking after lights out, lateness, poor school work – they were all excuses.