Sentence examples for in infringements from inspiring English sources

But these tactics have costs -- measured not only in time and money, but also in infringements on civil liberties.

They were removed from across Queensland as punishment; being "disruptive", falling pregnant to a white man or being born with "mixed blood" were included in infringements which could lead to the penalty of being sent to Palm Island.

Special attention is directed to the question of whether reaching high numbers of persons who get tested results in infringements of individual rights to confidentiality, consent and quality of care.

That means many patent holders involved in infringement cases or applicants seeking new patents will have to conduct themselves almost as if the appeals court ruling still stood.

Coles is again in trouble for misrepresenting the origin of its products, after paying more than $60,000 in infringement notices over Helping Australia Grow signs advertising imported fruit and vegetables.

Current copyright law – remember, it's already balanced on the holders' side – has been used to chill activities of people, including software developers and researchers, who were, by no stretch, engaged in infringement.

Juries play far too large a role in infringement suits, though even there judges make key calls on how much intellectual turf each patent covers.

One reason is that there are few patent lawyers," says Gary Reback, a lawyer who has represented some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies in infringement cases.

This will benefit designers and producers, as it allows a certain degree of protection; however, this also may lead to an increase in infringement cases.

Are intellectual property rights involving genetics and genomics subject matter to which licensing arrangements pertain more or less likely to be involved in infringement litigation?

The opening theme was involved in copyright infringement in 2005.