Sentence examples for possible infringements from inspiring English sources

Those interviewed became more sensitive to possible infringements of civil liberties as the prospect moved closer to home.

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Because those possible infringements were confined to the territory of single member states in the European Union, the commission said it had suspended its own investigation while informing the relevant national competition authorities of the results of its inquiry.

It uses third-party firms to scour the net looking for possible infringements of music and film copyright.

Intellectual property holders instead are tasked with the chore of policing the site and alerting eBay of possible infringements.

Regulator Ofcom said neither Mr nor Mrs Darwin had complained but it had "a general duty" to investigate possible infringements of privacy.

It is unclear when Yahoo and Facebook began discussions over possible infringement of the former's intellectual property.

You have to keep this in perspective, in 2011 out of 56 inspections carried out at sea, only one possible infringement was found.

Yamamoto denied any intention to use the emperor for political purposes – a possible infringement of the postwar constitution, which relegates the emperor to a non-political, ceremonial role.

Asked whether the White House, which has strongly criticized the Arizona bill as a possible infringement of civil rights, planned to challenge the measure, Mr. Obama said Wednesday, "We're examining it now".

This struck Horn as a possible infringement of the 1963 Supreme Court decision Brady v. Maryland, which prohibited the government from withholding information that could help a defendant's case.