Sentence examples for infringes the from inspiring English sources

Cue fury from those, including privacy campaigners, who claim this infringes the rights of internet users.

The new law infringes the right to die that the Supreme Court recognized in 1990.

"The 'don't ask, don't tell' act infringes the fundamental rights of United States service members in many ways," she wrote.

A Dutch court has ruled that "Hello Kitty"'s Cathy infringes the copyright of the "Miffy" children's book series.

Nearly all choose private schools.Opponents of vouchers argue that the scheme infringes the constitutional separation of church and state.

The only question in this case is whether the Coors Billboard infringes the copyright in the Garnett Photograph.

Finally, Nintendo argues that Atari's Rabbit program is substantially similar to the 10NES and therefore infringes the 10NES copyright.

"The law impermissibly infringes the right to keep and bear arms, guaranteed by the Second Amendment," he wrote.

Any doctor who reads a patient's test results and even thinks of vitamin deficiency infringes the patent.

In addition, there is the rather bizarre question of whether simply thinking about a patented fact infringes the patent.

35 U.S.C. § 154(a)(1); see also § 271(a) ("[W]hoever without authority makes... any patented invention... infringes the patent").