Sentence examples for seen infringements from inspiring English sources

"We've seen infringements into academic freedom and institutional autonomy.

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.

He also argued that the terrorist attacks created "an emergency situation" in America, and that given this situation, "the government may be justified in taking measures which in less troubled conditions could be seen as infringements of individual liberties".

Any exchange of commercially sensitive information between competitors – such as fees (past, present and future), success rates, drop-out rates and future plans for upgrading buildings – could be seen as infringements, whether exchanged in a social context or more formally.

Mr. Yoo noted that those actions could raise constitutional issues, but said that in the face of devastating terrorist attacks, "the government may be justified in taking measures which in less troubled conditions could be seen as infringements of individual liberties".

Media companies have traditionally seen copyright infringement as a threat to their business.

"The referee had given the goal and the Huddersfield players came over and that seemed to put her under pressure and all of a sudden somebody has seen an infringement.

After all, you can actually see the infringements in glorious High Definition around four or five times, as soon as it happens.

Part of their role is to patrol the streets to stop what they see as infringements of the country's strict Muslim code.

Jenkins was sent to the sin-bin at Twickenham, the third time in six Tests that he has seen yellow for infringements at the scrum.

"I see no infringement on personal liberties," Mr. Falkenrath said.