Sentence examples for it infringed from inspiring English sources

Shanghai-based Zhizhen Network Technology has sought to block Apple from selling products with the app installed, saying it infringed its rights.

Microsoft had previously asked a court in Munich to halt sales of Motorola's Razr smartphone claiming it infringed one of its user interface patents.

When the Indian Civil Rights Act was first introduced, many tribal leaders fought its implementation vigorously because it infringed upon some of their cultural, spiritual and traditional rights.

In early 2010, the tobacco multinational, Philip Morris, launched a suit against the government of Uruguay over its aggressive warning label requirements, claiming it infringed the intellectual property right of their trademark logos protected under a bilateral investment treaty between Uruguay and Switzerland [ 64, 65].

Genentech, which began to present its own evidence on 3 May, denies that it infringed the UC patent.

Nevada-based VirnetX won $368 million from Apple in 2013 when a U.S. court ruled that it infringed on patents used in FaceTime and its VPN service inside iOS.

The stay means that Vonage can sign up new customers as well as maintain service to existing ones as it pursues its appeal of a district court's April 6 ruling that it infringed three Verizon patents.

Samsung had been seeking to pare back $399m of $548m it paid Apple in December following a 2012 jury verdict finding that it infringed Cupertino, California-based Apple's iPhone patents and copied its distinctive appearance.

Zunera Ishaq, a Pakistani woman who has been a permanent resident in Canada since 2008, sued Canada's immigration ministry over its recent policy banning face coverings during citizenship ceremonies, arguing that it infringed on her religious freedom.

Some homeless advocates say it infringes on civil rights, and they question its effectiveness.

But even its limited use has been controversial, with some arguing that it infringes presumption of innocence.