Sentence examples for potential to infringe from inspiring English sources

We should be wary of any legislation that has the potential to infringe free speech and the free press".

However, many vehicular applications rely on continuous and detailed location information of the vehicles, which has the potential to infringe the users' location privacy.

Indeed, the Snowden revelations that have dogged Obama appeared to spook Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who told an American crowd that he's not "a big believer" in metadata collection, "not just because they have a potential to infringe on civil liberty but usually [they] overwhelm you with data in a way that you can't actually process".

For example, emerging technologies such as drones bring up a host of privacy issues that extend beyond data collection to encompass data processing, the potential for private space to become public, to infringe on bodily privacy (eg an image captured in someone's garden while they're sunbathing).

He was trying not to infringe on her routine.

We didn't mean to infringe on copyrights or anything".

I have no desire to infringe on that.

It makes them more inclined to infringe rather than buy".

It has infringed, and continues to infringe, the electronic rights of the copyright holders of those works," the guild said.

That would have made it easier for Congress to infringe on civil liberties and civil rights.

Even if a lord of men is unworthy, no subject would dare to infringe his prerogative.