Sentence examples for infringe those from inspiring English sources

Pfizer contends there are three patents that protect Celebrex from generic competition until June 2015 and that any F.D.A. approval would infringe those patents.

PATENT DEPENDING The Supreme Court unanimously agreed that inventors were entitled to benefit from their ingenuity even if they did not use their patented ideas themselves, but added that courts should not automatically handcuff companies that infringe those patents.

In response, Nortel said Vonage had infringed those patents, as well as nine others.

Judge Selna ruled that after that date, Qualcomm would be permanently barred from infringing those Broadcom patents, which cover video compression for mobile phones, walkie-talkie-style technology and simultaneous communications between different types of networks.

They begin on an observation mission, investigating a primitive tribe on a jungly planet, but a desperate situation develops from which Spock cannot be rescued without infringing those Starfleet rules for which he is such a stickler.

Accused of infringing those patents through its daily practice of managing settlement risk in the vast foreign exchange market, CLS and its supporters branded Alice a non-practising entity, or "patent troll", that seeks to manipulate patents to extract royalties.After judges repeatedly failed to reach consensus in the lower courts, the case was finally heard by the Supreme Court on March 31st.

Illumina licenses patents on an Msp system from the University of Washington, Seattle, and the University of Alabama, Birmingham, and claimed that Oxford Nanopore's sequencers infringed those patents.

In October AstraZeneca was handed a legal victory when New York Federal District Court Judge Barbara Jones ruled that AstraZeneca's patents were valid and that three of the four generic firms' versions of the drug infringed those patents.

And there are the terrible punishments meted out to those who infringe these rules that are not written down but "interpreted" – Islam mediated through the conventions of a deeply conservative people.

"It really says, 'Here's certain values, but we're going to allow you to break those values or infringe upon those values.' "It's like parents who have very strict rules, but they enforce them based on whether they had a good day or not," she continued.

Referring to the Supreme Court case, which recognized a "ministerial exception" to employment discrimination laws, Mr. Romney said he was "distressed" to watch Mr. Obama try to "infringe upon those rights".