Sentence examples for infringing the from inspiring English sources

Clubs infringing the rules were closed down.

Samsung is also heading to court, accused of infringing the firm's patents.

North stressed that most drivers could still have a drink without infringing the new limit.

Only last month, 10 emo girls in Dammam were arrested for infringing the dress code.

"The entire goal of Bivens is deterrence," to discourage officials from infringing the rights of Americans, Ms. Shamsi said.

And he said that the OMT policy could be carried out without infringing the ban on monetary financing.

The order begins by warning of the possible penalties for infringing the breach of a court order.

Arguably, too, by attempting to ringfence how ACE spends its money, it is also infringing the "arm's length" principle.

Marconi's lawyers actually accused the government of infringing the company's wireless patents: exploiting its intellectual property without due payment.

In the case of allowing Catholic adoption agencies to descriminate against gays, that is exactly what is happening - it is infringing the right of gay couples to adopt.

Barcelona were placed under a transfer embargo for infringing the same rules in 2014 and have only this month been allowed to register players again.