Sentence examples for infringement not only from inspiring English sources

The law would also restrict the mandates and powers of public institutions and entities such as companies to do anything that increased greenhouse gas emissions, deeming this to be an infringement not only of human rights, but also of the rights of the whole "Earth community".

In the Dutch case, Apple's complaint is far more reaching, and cites patent infringement not only regarding the same EU Community Design (iPad), but other functional European patents concerned with mobile photo management, interpretation of touch events, and Apple's swipe-to-unlock.

Allowing accused infringers to maintain challenges against patent holders who sue for infringement will not only help fix the patent pollution problem, it will also make patent holders think twice about the true strength of their patents before even asserting them against others.

Copyright infringement is not only direct copying of material; it is also possible through paraphrasing and partial copying of an author's work.

In a 58-page opinion written by Judge Robert R. Beezer, the three-judge panel wrote that "a preliminary injunction against Napster's participation in copyright infringement is not only warranted, but required".

Yahoo also says that one more notice of infringement, "may result in not only the removal of all videos uploaded by you to the Yahoo!

The majority of the patients' injuries had concurrent infringement by other subjects, not only by one hospital.

AAMC has not only shown infringement but also has shown that the MCAT questions at issue are validly copyrighted and entitled to the protection of the Copyright Act. 17 U.S.C. § 107 (emphasis added).

They also argue that the bill's recommendation of the ideal of two children per family is not only an infringement on family rights but will ultimately lead to the sort of aging crisis now faced by Japan and much of Europe, and will hit other countries in East Asia within 20 years.

As for signatures in support of his petition, he has already received hundreds, many of them attached to comments expressing outrage at the prospect of the shop's closing and at the injustice of Fahmi's prospective deportation: "Munther Fahmy's deportation is not only an infringement of the human right to settlement, but to freedom of speech.

Microsoft is dropping its patent lawsuit against set-top box maker TiVo, in which Microsoft had complained of not only copyright infringement, but had also threatened a ban on importing TiVo's hardware and software into the U.S.