Sentence examples for infringe the terms from inspiring English sources

The Conservative manifesto said that it would transfer the responsibility to visa sponsors - universities - for those who infringe the terms of the visas.

The IRB's position is that Richards should not be involved in any rugby activity and it believes that working as a consultant infringes the terms of the ban.

Ashdown told Sky News: "Whether or not this infringed the rules because they infringed the term 'partnership' as it is meant in the rules is a matter for the parliamentary commissioner to decide on".

To be clear, videos that fall into the categories above will be able to exist on YouTube — so long as they do not infringe the site's terms and conditions — but the YouTubers behind them simply won't be able to monetize them via the site's advertising platform.

But the dissenters claim this infringes their sovereignty and breaks the terms of the Chicago Convention, which has regulated aviation since 1944.

The products are similar enough to have prompted a lawsuit, filed by Escort in United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, charging that Cobra infringed two patents and violated the terms of a previous patent suit settlement.

He is meanwhile expected to go to the US and fulfil the terms of the agreement, which, as well as payment, demand undertakings not to infringe copyright laws again.

Our terms prohibit posting of material or other activities on Facebook that infringe the rights of others.

As I told Robin earlier, our terms prohibit posting of material or other activities on Facebook that infringe the rights of others.

It also wants to build in extensive long-term security guarantees in any two-state solution, but those inevitably infringe the sovereignty of a Palestinian state.

Earlier this month, the English High Court found that Microsoft's use of the term SkyDrive infringed on Sky's right to the "Sky" trademark.