Sentence examples for one is infringing from inspiring English sources

Napster argues that, since users of the service aren't buying or selling the music they listen to, no one is infringing anyone's copyright.

Look for the anti-marriage-equality forces to continue fighting on other fronts, always insisting that their religious rights are the ones being infringed.

Obviously, for companies, policing one's trademarks is essential to ensuring that no one (or no entity) is infringing on their valuable intellectual property.

But who is responsible for the addendum that any attempt to make sure one is not a lunatic with violent objectives is infringing on that freedom?

One of its leaders is named Butch and he believes that the government is infringing on the people's right to bear Buicks.

"The success of this park is infringing on my fishing.

"She is infringing on the rights of townspeople.

This is just one symptom of an emerging trend: Harry Potter tourism is infringing more and more on Edinburgh.

It's unclear, however, whether DailyMotion specifically is infringing copyrights.

Any member state's violation of human rights is infringing the 'substance of Union Citizenship'.

If it appears that PWC usage is infringing upon the rights of others to have solace, then ride to areas away from other people where no one will be disrupted.