Sentence examples for infringed that from inspiring English sources

The patent at issue in that suit, Kodak notes, was also the subject of litigation with Sun Microsystems, in which a federal jury in 2004 found Sun's Java software infringed; that case was settled by Sun paying Kodak for a license for the patents.

He insists that it's open to anyone, but says that it's a simple "fact" that those on the right are the only ones having their free speech infringed that makes the site appear so heavily right wing.

Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to ensure: That the right of Missouri citizens to express their religious beliefs shall not be infringed; That school children have the right to pray and acknowledge God voluntarily in their schools; and That all public schools shall display the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution.

Opinionated remarks at a virtual press conference infringed that discretion.

Local campaigners protested so strenuously that their rights were being infringed that Npower backed down.

"And we will end practices that risk making Britain a place where our children grow up so used to their liberty being infringed that they accept it without question".

"There's this particular idea of what an author should or shouldn't do, and when you infringe that view there's an incredible violence.

The court ruled for the first time that the governor was in fact the Chief Executive of the state, and that the legislature could pass no law that infringed upon that right.

The Obama administration asserts in Zivotofsky v. Clinton that the Constitution gives the president exclusive power to recognize foreign governments and the extent of their territory and that Congress infringed on that power.

In December a jury ruled that Insmed had infringed patents that are owned by Genentech and licensed to Tercica and ordered Insmed to pay $7.5 million, plus royalties.

It would have been hard for HTC to adapt its devices to avoid infringing that patent, legal experts said.