Sentence examples for it would infringe from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Manchin-Toomey legislation explicitly barred the creation of a federal database in its text, but opponents insisted it would infringe on the liberties of gun owners in America.

In May, they rejected a $3.2 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, saying it would infringe on Egypt's sovereignty.

William C. Powers, the university's president, had openly opposed it, claiming that it would infringe on personal freedoms.

A majority of Republicans who voted against the treaty, which was modeled on the Americans With Disabilities Act, said they feared that it would infringe on American sovereignty.

The police themselves can't do that, of course, as it would infringe the rights of the innocent (and guilty, for that matter).

The Communications Data Bill, as it is officially known, was blocked by the Liberal Democrats last year on the grounds that it would infringe privacy.

A prohibition, it is argued, would infringe on freedom of religion, which is enshrined in the American constitution.

He did say that if the patent were valid, BlackBerry devices and the Apple iPhone 3G would infringe it, while the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 would not.

They also argued that if it intervened, the court would infringe on the authority that the U.S. Constitution gives states to regulate their elections.

The judge said that, if the patent were valid, Apple's iPhone 3G and RIM's BlackBerry phones would infringe on it, while the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 would not.

Opponents of the bill spoke strongly against it; several members derided it as an overly broad law that would infringe on individual liberties.