Sentence examples for infringed as from inspiring English sources

It accepted Lovatt's argument that his neighbour's privacy was not being infringed, as his garden was visible from the Lovatts' house and the presence of a camera made no difference.

In Pennsylvania, reformers eliminated rotation in office on the grounds that "the privilege of the people in elections is so far infringed as they are thereby deprived of the right of choosing those persons whom they would prefer".

Although there was no contesting that Hindes had infringed as he made way for Kenny at the end of lap one, with four teams going at once, it was hard to avoid the impression that the referees had decided to enforce the rule at the price of any value this had as a sporting contest.

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.

Isa Nacewa infringed as the Munster pack pushed for the line and the try was awarded, O'Gara converting.

The fly-half added another three points - taking his season's tally to 100 - when the Blues infringed as they tried to recover from a goal-line fumble by Tovey.

With a list of allegedly infringed patents as long as my arm, Apple could be considered as filing this lawsuit with nothing but the idea of getting what's rightfully theirs.

Emily Scarratt, making her 60th appearance for England, caused more mayhem with a storming run and things went from bad to worse for the visitors when their lock, the policewoman Charmaine Smith, was sent to the sin-bin for infringing as the England pack drove forward from a lineout.

Edinburgh captain Mike Coman was yellow-carded for infringing as Ulster put on the pressure on 59 minutes and, a minute later, Williams barged towards the line only for television match official Marshall Kilgore to rule that the replay pictures were inconclusive.

The new license frees organisations such as the Guardian to use SpaceX photos without fear of infringing copyright, as well as enabling a whole tranche of commercial uses.

Transmeta seeks an injunction against Intel's continued sale of infringing chips, as well as damages, royalties and other fees.