Sentence examples for infringements including from inspiring English sources

The full report is said to contain details about the scale of infringements, including which countries are responsible.

It listed 14 "infringements," including foot-dragging by the administration on the implementation of a variety of laws, as well as financial irregularities.

In 2008, Louis Vuitton won a hundred-and-fifty-four-thousand-euro judgment from Sony BMG in recognition of a number of infringements, including a Britney Spears video set partially inside a hot-pink Hummer with Louis Vuitton-pattern upholstery.

Cameron had also been under pressure to mention human rights infringements, including the fate of the lawyer Sergei Magnitsky and the prosecution of the former Yukos CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky, but made no reference to them in his speech.

Mr Butler refused, citing various infringements, including the recent discovery of VX nerve gas in some shells (which made a nonsense of Iraqi claims to have had no chemical-weapons programme).

These range from irritating infringements, including WhatsApp sharing your name and phone number with Facebook so businesses can advertise to you, or a startup that uses your phone's battery status as a "fingerprint" to track you online, to major intrusions such as Baltimore police secretly using aerial surveillance systems to continuously watch and record the city.

Infringements include observing the correct right of way and obstruction rules while on the water, false starting, or touching a mark.

The paper reports that alleged patent infringements include the design of OLED panels, driver circuitry and device design, and says LG intends to seek damages and a permanent injunction against the sale of accused devices in South Korea.

The agreement dismisses one lawsuit from each company against the other for patent-infringement, including one that was scheduled to begin trial on March 5.

Seventeen people from across the United States and Europe were indicted for copyright infringement, including six current or former employees of the Intel Corporation and the Microsoft Corporation.

David Stewart, an intellectual property lawyer and and principal at William + Hughes, told Guardian Australia the courts would have to develop a new test for whether a website's primary purpose was to facilitate copyright infringement, including consideration of what proportion of material available on the site was under copyright.