Sentence examples for going to infringe from inspiring English sources

Ma'am, could you show me how being a "wise Latina" isn't going to infringe on my male whiteliness?

JONES: No, I'm not in favor of anything that is going to infringe on a woman's right and her freedom to choose.

If the only way that we can be sure of having open time in which nothing else is going to infringe on us is by scheduling it, I'm willing to do it.

That certainly doesn't sound like that Association of Baptists, who were in the central states, were afraid that a strong federal government was going to infringe on their religious freedom, does it?(68).

I make a lot of queer art, and looking a few years ahead, are my First Amendment rights going to be infringed upon?

It might sound silly, but enough people bought into the theory that the Pentagon has had to publicly announce that it wasn't going to be infringing anyone's rights—a spokesman even said, "We are not taking over anything"—and Walmart took time to dismiss the rumors when reached by Talking Points Memo.

"People have become very afraid that the federal or state government is going to push laws that will infringe upon their rights to get guns," he said.

"There's never going to be one because that infringes on potential earning," said the American.

He's about to infringe!" Judge Gertner: "What?" "If he's about to do what I think he's going to do, it's an infringement and we won't permit it".

"They are being told much more firmly, 'You have infringed and we are going to sue if you don't settle.'" Lancaster said the problem of this approach was "among other things, there is the possibility there isn't an infringement".

More awareness of the fight for equal rights means it is going to be a little harder for municipalities and companies to infringe upon said rights.