Sentence examples for infringe said from inspiring English sources

"The most important thing for us, other than showing improvements in key areas, is developing an attack that will give us opportunities to score tries or earn points through teams being forced to infringe," said Cotter.

"I know that certain people's rights are being infringed," said Rolando Galang, 32, of Jersey City, a driver for River Terminal Development, the shipping terminal near the jail.

Sun prepared the basis of the lawsuit that Oracle eventually filed, and identified the seven patents that Oracle accuses Google of infringing, said a former Sun manager, who asked not to be identified because of the suit.

"Faithful to the 'self-evident' truths enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, we assert the sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed," said the draft platform language approved Tuesday, which was first reported by CNN.

The US will have to adjust their surveillance activities to comply with EU law and enable legal redress in the US courts for Europeans whose rights may have been infringed, said Viviane Reding, the EU's justice and rights commissioner who is negotiating with the US on the fallout from the NSA scandal.

The US will have to adjust its surveillance activities to comply with EU law and enable legal redress in the US courts for Europeans whose rights may have been infringed, said Viviane Reding, the EU's justice and rights commissioner who is negotiating with the US on the fallout from the NSA scandal.

"Apple is arguing that the cellphone is a private space and that the user's privacy would be infringed," said Timothy Lytton, a law professor at Georgia State University who specializes in regulation of consumer products.

"Overall, while I am keen not to prejudge anything, the point is that the industry is built on the concept of copying without infringing," says Chapman. "And there is a very significant difference between 'copying' and 'copyright infringement'.

"You can't settle a claim for copyright infringement by authorizing the miscreant to continue to infringe copyright," said Hadrian Katz, a lawyer for the Internet Archive, a nonprofit group that is scanning books for its own digitization project.

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.

"I went there to serve but definitely not to have my rights infringed," she said.