Sentence examples for infringe with from inspiring English sources

In the spa town itself, it was impossible to implement a central location for digesters as it would infringe with touristic activity there.

"All athletes who make such claims have infringed with doping regulations in the past.

The token, legally aided plaintiff, an elderly lady, complained that her rights had been infringed with the decision to put fluoride in the water supply.

They said allowing property rights owners to direct payment companies like Visa and ad networks like Google's to stop doing business with sites they deemed infringing — with no penalties if they were proved wrong— could stymie legitimate online expression.

The round of litigation against leaders in the smartphone hardware and software market is the latest step by NTP to assert that its intellectual property is the foundation of modern wireless e-mail systems and that major corporations are infringing with impunity.

AT&T claimed that Vonage infringed with its patents by using packet-based telephony products, which allow voice conversations to be carried over the Internet.

You see, back in April 2010 Microsoft and HTC got into a little legal battle over a few patents which Microsoft claimed HTC was infringing with their Android phones.

Louw then went from hero to villain as he gave away the penalty from which Leinster took the lead before receiving a yellow card for infringing with five minutes on the clock.

There's also a lawsuit going on against Motorola, in which it's claiming that its Android handsets infringe, and with Barnes & Noble over its Nook e-reader (which uses Android).

It might be difficult to define it, but you feel when its codes are infringed, as with the controversies over "faith schools" that teach creationism, or with the misgivings felt by many secular politicians about such issues as the wearing of the burqa.

"They have chosen to ignore their infringing actions with respect to the independent labels," Mr. Hoffman said in the release.