Sentence examples for infringed her from inspiring English sources

Eady also found in favour of Canadian folk singer Loreena McKennitt, who had objected to a book written by a former adviser on the grounds that it had infringed her right to privacy.

Diane Pretty, 42, who suffers from motor neuron disease and is paralyzed from the neck down, argued that being forced to endure degrading treatment infringed her privacy and human rights.

However, about a month later, the European court of human rights in Strasbourg held that the publication in the media of any picture of Princess Caroline of Monaco infringed her right to privacy under article 8 of the convention regardless of whether it showed anything that could be considered intimate.

The student alleged that these websites sold her paper published on her blog without her permission, i.e. infringed her copyright.

Their campaign was titled Save Our Children, and Bryant claimed the ordinance infringed her right to teach her children Biblical morality.

Joan Cheever said police infringed her religious freedom when they fined her $2,000 for feeding the homeless in San Antonio.

During the 1950s she embarked on a lengthy court battle against electronics company Pye, whom she had accused of infringing her patent.

The Harry Potter Lexicon case kicked off in New York, with the prospect of JK Rowling appearing in court to explain why the encyclopaedia of all things Potterish infringes her copyright.

Any piece of music written or published from then on would infringe her copyrights unless it were wholly unoriginal, in which case it would infringe on someone else's.

Purdy, 46, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, claims that lack of proper guidance infringes her Article 8 right to private and family life under the European convention on human rights.

To the Editor: In a recent Q&A (Feb. 19), I read with dismay the query submitted by a reader who complained that the "extremely large man" seated next to her on a recent flight infringed on her personal space because of his size.