Sentence examples for it's infringing from inspiring English sources

If it's infringing, surely the copyright holder will request it to be taken down.

There are people who say that it is not the role of the platform to decide how to say if it's infringing the law or not.

Some people believe it's infringing on privacy, but if you're not doing anything wrong, your privacy won't be affected.

When Dickinson's city attorney recommended including the Israel boycott clause, Masters thought, "God, this kind of feels like it's infringing on free speech," she said.

A license would have probably been a bargain by comparison, and he said Rackspace might have acquired one if it were infringing Parallel Iron's patents.

Despite the internal Google emails harped on by Oracle, Van Nest said that the company never imagined it was infringing on Oracle's intellectual property — and adamantly denied any infringement when Oracle finally brought it up in the summer of 2010.

In fact, Warner sued imeem, arguing that by allowing its members to upload and share MP3s of Warner music, it was infringing on its copyrights.

Mr. Harmes said, before filing suit, Eagle Harbor repeatedly told Ford in 2009 and 2010 that it was infringing on the company's patents.

The church, which runs the Just for Jesus shelter in a century-old church building just off the Main Street business district, sued the town in November, saying it was infringing on the church's religious liberty by forcing it to stop housing homeless people.

However, the Premier League plans to crack down on the short videos posted by fans as it is infringing copyright laws.

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.