Sentence examples for infringed rights from inspiring English sources

Judges upheld last week's ruling by the high court to dismiss claims by Southern's owner, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), that industrial action called by the train drivers' union, Aslef, infringed rights under European law.

In fact, five separate lawsuits have been brought against it, claiming that it infringes rights of free speech and free association.

We have focused on the ethical concerns involved in infringing rights rather than causing harm to participants, partly due to the lack of obvious potential to engender significant harm and the absence of such data in feedback.

An infringement of that right would infringe the right of the individual right-holder, rather than a group right of the relevant university or state.

They are also upset that the bill gives individuals whose privacy rights have been infringed the right to sue.

Mark, the civil-rights lawyer, who acted in the mess of divorce litigation only when it infringed constitutional rights, said, in response, of the letter, "Tear it up".

"By not allowing Schneider to make appropriate offers, the commission infringed defense rights," the court said.

He claims that Shkreli infringed his rights by allowing the three portraits to be publicly displayed.

I said that the multinational corporations – the most developed form of capitalism – infringed human rights all the time.

The technology infringed their rights, the union added.

Apple still needs to run ads saying Samsung had not infringed its rights.