Sentence examples for infringement given from inspiring English sources

Congress cannot  simply accept industry estimates regarding economic and job implications of infringement given  the Government Accountability Office's clear finding in 2010 that previous statistics and  quantitative studies on the subject have been unreliable.

A subsequent scrum infringement gave Sexton the chance to split the posts from a central position.

SANNEH BEST ATTEMPT TO BUILD A WALL IN THE OCEAN -- The Supreme Court ruled that the file-sharing company Grokster was liable for copyright infringement, giving copyright holders a new way to intimidate software developers.

Robshaw was unable to stop Roberts and, after Tipuric and Jonathan Davies were held up close to the line, another breakdown infringement gave Halfpenny the chance to make it 12-3.

Chloe Brown's drag was saved but an Italian foot resulted in a second penalty corner and a further Italian infringement gave Ireland another corner.

There were worrying signs for the Blues, however, as Montpellier's scrum was getting on top and a Blues infringement gave Paillaugue a simple second penalty.

The infringement gave the visitors a perfect attacking platform, and the over-eager defence was penalised for offside as they charged another O'Gara drop-goal attempt.

In an Italian downpour, Glasgow were contained in their own half for the first 11 minutes and, although Treviso did not threaten the visitors' try line, the inevitable penalty infringement gave Berquist a simple opportunity to kick the opening points.

As the half wore on Saints got on top and right on the stroke of half-time a Castres infringement gave Myler a simple shot at goal to finally open the scoring.

Despite being under minimal pressure in defence, New Zealand's discipline was sometimes lacking and a series of offside infringements gave Wales another sight of the line.

The judge also ordered that Bram van der Kolk, one of the six other Megaupload employees charged by the United States with conspiracy and copyright infringement, be given access to $7,400 a month.