Sentence examples for greater infringements from inspiring English sources

The range of laws largely reflects Congress's unwillingness to pass comprehensive digital privacy legislation, perhaps because of competing impulses: a fear that greater infringements on privacy could stifle the development of the Internet, for example, whereas broader privacy rights could stifle law enforcement agencies and copyright holders like the recording industry.

In my view the alternative of banning their use would be more undesirable and an even greater infringement of liberty".

"The capture of facial signatures represents a potentially much greater infringement of customers' privacy in the absence of prior consent," he said.

Surely they are one of the greatest infringements of liberty known to western man?

First, torture is a far greater evil than the infringement of privacy.

Rather than toeing the party line on intelligence issues, Udall instead found a comfortable home in a bipartisan group of lawmakers -- commonly called the "Checks and Balances" caucus -- who fought civil liberties infringements and championed greater government transparency.

"We had a crackdown on a server room in greater Stockholm because of a copyright infringement, and yes it was Pirate Bay," said Paul Pinter, national co-ordinator for intellectual property crime at Stockholm County Police.

Any breach of the EULA amounts not only to breach of contract but copyright infringement as well, giving Blizzard greater control over how the game is used.

The Internet is still the greatest machine for copyright infringement ever invented, but it has been made marginally less so by a judge in Washington District Court yesterday.

The pair is known for having also spawned KaZaA, the free music-sharing program which helped to make the internet the greatest machine for copyright infringement ever invented.

With a smile on his face, author Stephen Witt told me that before publishing his first book, "There was no mention anywhere that the only reason the MP3 succeeded as a technology was because of the greatest wave of copyright infringement and piracy that the world had ever seen".