Sentence examples for infringe is from inspiring English sources

Then, if the patent appears valid, a legal opinion on whether or not you infringe is another $13,000.

Several features that Apple said Samsung's devices had infringed are built into Android, like a way to distinguish between one-finger scrolling and two-finger gestures.

Several features that Apple said Samsung's devices had infringed are built into Android, like pinching the screen or tapping to zoom.

The impact on Samsung's sales in North America won't be dramatic - most of the devices found infringing are older models now.

Nichia won an injunction against Epistar and Everlight in Taiwan, but the companies (which deny infringing) were able to go on producing.

When that word "infringed" was scribed as part of the Constitution, it meant to not infringe something, not to abolish, cancel, break, or destroy.

DNS blocking by the government and a private right of action for companies that believe their content is being infringed are the main features of the bill.

If the allegedly infringing product is indeed a parody, trademark law protects it from liability.

She alleges her publicity rights have been infringed and is asking a California judge for an injunction and financial damages.

And to have something like having a drink and smoking a cigarette be infringed upon is almost fascism".

"The infringed technology is essential to the reliable functioning of telecom networks and devices," Samsung said in a statement.