Sentence examples for infringed for from inspiring English sources
The National Rifle Association in fact claims to have detected no fewer than 20,000 gun-control laws in force at federal, state and local level.In other words, the right to bear arms has been comprehensively infringed for many years, and even the Roberts court does not seem interested in rolling back all of the pesky restrictions.
Although an expectation currently exists that the privacy and liberties of patients with notifiable diseases can be infringed for the sake of public health, an equivalent standard does not exist for individuals with foodborne illnesses.
Broadcom had asked the judge to impose mandatory license fees for two of the infringed patents for a limited set of Qualcomm products.
MercExchange of Great Falls, Va., sued eBay, asserting that it and its Half.com unit infringed patents for the technology to conduct sales over the Internet.
In March, Apple sued the cellphone maker HTC, saying its Android-based phone infringed on patents for Apple's iPhone.
On 24 August, a US court ruled Samsung had infringed Apple patents for mobile devices, including the iPhone and iPad.
A German court ruled that several Motorola tablets and phones had infringed a method for apps to handle different kinds of user input.
In 2003, The New York Times complained about Google's indexing, claiming that Google's caching of content on its site infringed its copyright for the content.
Harry Gaus, a German physicist, had sued Conair for infringing his patent for a hair dryer safety switch.
Intel's last high-profile conflict was with Digital Equipment Corp., which sued Intel for infringing on patents for Digital's Alpha microprocessor.
The appeals court cited the Festo case in reversing a verdict that could have forced Honeywell to pay Litton Industries $1.2 billion for infringing the patent for the ion-beam technology used in aircraft navigation systems.
