Sentence examples for infringements like from inspiring English sources

By and large, though, even in the face of wholesale infringements like the war on drugs, Americans remain curiously passive.

Meanwhile the Aboriginal Protection Act constricted life on the island to an obscene level, with infringements like "whistling after curfew".

The RIAA's argument is that Google's search results are tantamount to a copyright infringement, like a magazine running a pirated short story within its pages.

However, in cases of design patent infringement, like the smartphone case, all other contributions are essentially voided and the rounded rectangle and gridded screen of icons reign supreme.

Katherine E. White, a law professor at Wayne State University in Detroit and an expert on intellectual property litigation, said infringement cases like the one against Ford hinged on whether the technology performed "the same function, in substantially the same way, to get the same result" as the patented concept.

Beringer's patent litigation background could also protect it from more infringement suits like last year's from Yahoo.

Companies riddled with infringement suits, like Microsoft and Intel, agree with this provision as it provides a timely review of whether the patent should have been issued in the first place.

As last week's furore over car clamping shows, few issues boil the nation's collective blood like infringements on our right to drive, hence the coalition's pledge to end what it calls Labour's "war on motorists".

Defenders of the administration also contend that critics have misstated the extent of the infringements of measures like the Justice Department's plan to monitor conversations between some federal prisoners and their lawyers.

(A civil liberties group, Privacy International, maintains a Web site listing idiotic infringements since 9/11, like the airport security guard said to have made a nursing mother drink three bottles of breast milk to prove it couldn't be used as a weapon).

Minor inconveniences and infringements that benefit everyone — like seat belts, gun control and limiting our "right" to smoke or drink — should take precedence over our "right" to kill ourselves and one another.