Sentence examples for is being infringed from inspiring English sources

"It's as though their guild is being infringed upon," Mr. Majeski said.

And as to his opponents' claim that freedom of religion is being infringed, he replies that nothing stops people buying ritually-slaughtered meat from abroad.

Once Ivax files that certification, under federal law, American Bioscience has 45 days to sue Ivax and contend the reverse -- that the new patent is being infringed.

"If this process goes on, more and more people are going to realize that their freedom of information is being infringed upon, and this could bring changes down the line".

"Generally speaking, both corporates and the authorities try to avoid giving information about the data they hold, because they know … that when people know or understand how their privacy is being infringed, they care more and even take action – avoiding services or using them less, or even making purchasing decisions based on privacy issues," says Bernal.

That is, someone who sees that your patent is being infringed (and a company is making tons of money doing it) may want to take the "bet" that you could make just as much if the patent wasn't infringed upon.

In each case, the court has found that the plaintiff's constitutional rights were being infringed.

Local campaigners protested so strenuously that their rights were being infringed that Npower backed down.

What matters are your rights and how they're being infringed.

"If somebody thinks his rights are being infringed he can go to the courts, not to the ministry".

In the complaint regarding Mr. Malvo, his lawyers had said his right to privacy was being infringed by his guards.