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This should allay the European Commission's concerns that the sensitive nature of the scanners' images may infringe passengers' privacy.

CPU or system-interconnect intellectual-property vendors and most SoC design teams may infringe the new patent, PalmChip has warned.

If they are reported, the government may infringe on privacy and civil liberties.

Now, some have raised concerns that the new guidelines the department has put forth may infringe on civil liberties.

The Consumer Electronics Association, which represents American hardware manufacturers, argues that it may infringe consumers' rights to "fair use" of copyrighted material.

It is evident from these figures that litigation costs may be a deterrent for small companies as regards entry into competition that may infringe existing patents.

Five European Union countries have raised concerns that the proposal may infringe free trade rules.

Five EU countries have now raised concerns that the proposal may infringe free trade rules.

Yet ACOG refuses to recommend these reforms on the grounds that they may infringe on individual doctor or hospital prerogatives.

In a big win for drug researchers, the Supreme Court ruled today that a scientist may infringe on a competitor's patent early in the drug development process.

Some of Churchill's pieces may infringe copyrights.