Sentence examples for have infringed from inspiring English sources

First, an alleged patent infringer must have infringed or be in a position to infringe.

Samsung was also found to have infringed Apple patents covering the physical design of the iPhone.

"All athletes who make such claims have infringed with doping regulations in the past.

Sanctions are a punishment applied to benefit claimants adjudged to have infringed jobcentre rules.

By apparently justifying a violent act, Mr. Mahler may have infringed the law and weakened his party's case.

Les Misérables would have infringed that patent, too, because it also fits the life story of Jean Valjean.

Samsung was also found to have infringed on a patent that allows the device to show an image on a screen with a second, translucent image over it.

Had Actavis begun selling its copy and later been judged in court to have infringed Solvay's patent, Actavis could be liable for significant monetary damages.

Arsaces seems not to have infringed on the rights of the Greeks and Macedonians living in these cities, perhaps hoping to win their support.

"Now I'm convinced there is a plausible argument," he said, that the federal filing may have infringed on the state Constitution.

These are firms that buy up patents, not to turn them into products but solely to sue other firms that may have infringed them.