Sentence examples for such infringing from inspiring English sources

"We trust that we will be able to count on your prompt action," the letter said, to "disable such infringing postings and/or downloads and stop the infringement of our rights".

And to the extent that the user’s decision to make a copy of a particular article violates the author’s copyright in that article, such infringing third-party behavior should not be attributed to the database.

And to the extent that the user's decision to make a copy of a particular article violates the author's copyright in that article, such infringing third-party behavior should not be attributed to the database.

Like so many other merchants complaining about their products being knocked-off on Amazon, the company's response proved inadequate to keep such infringing items off the site.

The trade organization in recent years has waged successful efforts to shut down such infringing sites as MegaUpload and KickassTorrents.

The jury instructions stated that "[o]ne infringes contributorily by intentionally inducing or encouraging direct infringement" and that such intent could be found if Cox "knew or should have known of such infringing activity". Looking to the Global-Tech rule employed in patent cases, Motz reasoned that negligence was not sufficient to create contributory liability.

As such, it infringes one or more parts of seven different patents.

The only problem is that some companies, including Axa, a big French insurer, are suing Google, claiming that such techniques infringe their trademarks on certain words and phrases.

It has a policy of complying with the laws of the countries in which it operates even if such action infringes free speech.

-- A Kansas church group that protests at military funerals nationwide filed suit in federal court, saying a Missouri law banning such picketing infringes on religious freedom and free speech.

It's also why the Supreme Court told Alabama in 1958 that it couldn't compel the NAACP to disclose the names and addresses of its members: Compelling disclosure of such information infringes upon one's freedom to associate and thus violates their First Amendment rights.