Sentence examples for official infringement from inspiring English sources

The revelation comes one day after the European Commission launched official infringement proceedings against the British government for not adequately protecting users' private data from Phorm's technology.

The reason is that when investors' rights costs fall, they are more likely to protest and complain, and are more likely to attract the attention and involvement of the central government (or provincial government) in the face of local officials' infringement of corporate property rights.

France was warned that it would face an official EU "infringement procedure" if it failed to do so.

Then again, that would probably contravene Fifa's strict rules on what constitutes official kit, infringements of which it punishes ferociously.

It is precisely because technological progress has greatly increased the scope for official (and corporate) infringement on personal privacy that we need more restrictions on who can access personal data, and we need our political leaders to take a stand on this issue.

But he isn't the first official to see infringements where Johnson sees none: Scotland gave up 38 penalties in their first three games of this year's tournament, more than any other team.

Other absurdities abound: innocuous usage of music in the background of home videos or student projects is technically an infringement and official obstacles are set up to prevent it.

The official notification about an infringement procedure will be sent to Paris if France does not tell the Commission within two weeks how it is transposing the directive into law and present a timetable for doing so.

He dispatched investigators to inquire into the conduct of royal officials and into infringements upon royal prerogatives.

The courts will give different weight to different kinds of documents; a series of private letters which have not been published will detract more from the fairness of the infringement than unpublished official reports which discuss matters of public interest.

The foreign secretary's decision to accuse Israel directly in parliament yesterday reflected both the certainty among British officials of Israeli state involvement, and the anger among diplomats and security officials at such a blatant infringement of British sovereignty.