Sentence examples for infringing property from inspiring English sources

The present, democratic, government wants to redress past injustices without infringing property rights.

The choice of a tax scheme does not reflect a commitment to infringing property rights to serve social goals; indeed, no individual or government agency may interfere with the (legal) use of net income.

Redistribution, then, is understood as the transfer of holdings that infringes property rights.

Controversy arises because either the composition or functionality of the hyperlink can potentially infringe property rights of the claimant.

Just compare the muddy language describing the prohibitions in Sopa with the Open Act's requirement that a site's activities are "primarily" and "willfully" infringing intellectual property.

While the company wouldn't comment specifically on the reasons the page had been removed, it pointed out that registering under a false identity, improperly collecting personal information, infringing intellectual property rights and violating community standards are all reasons content can be removed from the site.

A US court has ordered Samsung to pay Apple $1.05bn £665mm) in damages for infringing intellectual property.

See articleNot very evilA court in San Francisco found Google guilty of infringing intellectual-property rights for copying nine lines of code from Oracle's Java software in its Android operating system.

Given that climate change affects everyone whether they consent to it or not, then unregulated use of natural resources infringes the property rights of others and is ideologically equivalent to trespass, so the tenuous property rights house of cards comes crashing down.

The internet has given the opportunity for normal people to infringe intellectual property more easily than ever before.

You warrant and undertake that photos submitted will not infringe intellectual property, privacy or any other rights of any third party.