Sentence examples for further infringed from inspiring English sources

Fast forward to 1986 and then 1991 when Apple started adding music playback hardware to its machines, which further infringed on Apple Corps business of "music making".

And in a state that already has among the most restrictive abortion laws, the Senate found a bill that further infringed on women's rights was not even worth discussing this year.

opposed it, arguing in a letter to lawmakers that it "raises significant concerns under the Second Amendment by further infringing the rights of law-abiding — and properly licensed and trained individuals — to possess a firearm for self-defense".

"The ruling still stands and these new plans may actually increase the amount of our personal data that is retained by ISPs, further infringing on our right to privacy.

You know the old saying: Every time a new state law is passed that further infringes upon a woman's right to choose, a Republican gets his wings.

The concerns of communities need to be addressed, but the solution is not to view all women and girls with suspicion, stigmatise and marginalise them further and infringe on their human rights.

He's seeking infringement-related profits, an injunction barring further use of the infringed pieces, and actual damages.

Before a plan can take effect, it must be approved by the Justice Department and the courts to ensure that minority voting rights are not infringed upon, further slowing the process.

But in the middle of a story about her daughter's stint on Dancing with the Stars, Palin is suddenly reminded of the pachyderm in the room-- this room-- this coming froom-- thiste House," as she puts it, "about Precentntalkama's attempts to perhaps infringe further upon our Secomingmendment rights".

In April 2004, the Federal Circuit reversed Judge Posner's ruling and found that "any amount of crystalline paroxetine hydrochloride hemihydrate without further limitation……will infringe Claim 1".

We further conclude that the print publishers infringed the authors' copyrights by authorizing the electronic publishers to place the articles in the databases and by aiding the electronic publishers in that endeavor.