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"The fact that Indonesia for a long time refused to even acknowledge that there was a double standard in their insistence that Australia was infringing their sovereignty by appealing for clemency, while at the same time appealing for clemency for its own citizens facing the death penalty in other countries, that has been really quite damaging from Australia's point of view," he said.
In February, with Harms as a co-complainant, 82 caddies filed a $50m class action lawsuit against the PGA Tour, claiming that they deserve to be paid a portion of the sponsorship money the Tour earns from caddies wearing bibs and that the bibs were infringing upon their right to display sponsors' logos on their own shirts.
The TPP would also undermine "fair use" limitations intended to protect freedom of speech from overzealous copyright enforcement, harshen criminal prosecution for whistleblowers and journalists, and open the door for global internet censorship by setting up a system to remove allegedly "infringing " content from the web without a court order.
I can understand that some people might see this increasing government interference as infringing our liberty.
The vets, which visited eight of 155 British poultry slaughterhouses along with a handful of poultry farms and other plants last August, recommended that the EC should initiate legal action against Britain because it was infringing EC law on approval of meat factories and checks on poultry before they left farms.
And he said that the OMT policy could be carried out without infringing the ban on monetary financing.
Babbage believes the electronics and software industries, rather than suffer, would flourish without having to worry at every turn about being sued for infringing some obscure patent.
And the battle continues: in a San Jose court this week, Apple argued that Samsung owes it $2.2 billion for infringing patents on its devices.Ms Kane notes that Apple's campaign of litigation was inspired by Jobs, who was determined to stymie the advance of Google's Android mobile operating system, which Samsung has championed.
For a company whose business is marketing and public relations, Omnicom looks unhappily in need of the services it dispenses to others.The saga at Omnicom began after an article in the Wall Street Journal suggested that, while not infringing American accounting standards, the company flattered its accounts.
The penalties for infringing Sarbanes-Oxley, too, have a way of focusing the mind every time a corporate board meets.Risk-taking with a heartOutside America, taking a more risk-friendly stance is often caricatured as adopting a laisser-faire economic model and dismantling social protection, but this need not be so.
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In 1984, in a case involving Sony's Betamax video recorder, the Supreme Court ruled that technology firms are not liable if their users infringe copyright, provided the device is "capable of substantial non-infringing uses".
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The primary grammatical function of "infringing" is as a present participle or gerund of the verb "infringe". It often functions as part of a continuous verb tense or as a verbal adjective modifying a noun. As confirmed by Ludwig AI, the phrase generally follows standard grammatical rules.
Expression frequency: Very common
