Sentence examples for that infringe upon from inspiring English sources
By reclaiming the power embedded within our stories, we can be more intentional and strategic in dismantling systems that infringe upon our individual and collective humanity and dignity.
http://t.co/y4476weAKd Senior members of the Muslim community said the law is unnecessary as US courts are already obliged not to follow laws that infringe upon American law.
One part of the TPP that shows why negotiators want to minimize public awareness of the agreement consists of provisions giving corporations the right – as is the case under the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) – to directly sue governments for regulations that infringe upon their profits or potential profits.
You were right about one thing, however: this week's decision marks the beginning of a new era of civil rights litigation as laws and regulations that infringe upon and violate the individual right of law-abiding Americans to keep and bear arms, protected by the Second Amendment, are challenged.
It's not as if Google hasn't already reserved the right to remotely disable apps, but the question here is whether or not it should remotely disable apps, and to what degree does that infringe upon the Android Market's idea of being a free and open store?
The appropriation of Polish wedding games, for example, is meant as a protest against the country's politics: "The conservative government in Poland has introduced laws that infringe upon human rights.
And since property, such as Motherhood and Apple Pie, is unquestionably a Good Thing, anything that infringes upon it must, by the same token, be Evil.
And the language of the Bill of Rights — "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion," and so on — suggests that, even though the framers did not explicitly authorize the Supreme Court to overturn acts of Congress or Presidential edicts that infringed upon guaranteed civil liberties, they would not have been scandalized by the Court's doing just that.
On Tuesday, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (which specializes in patent-related appeals) ruled that Judge Koh should reconsider a ban on the models that infringed upon Apple's three "utility patents," including the bounce-back and pinch-to-zoom patents.
His filmography certainly hasn't been stellar, but I think he also stepped – especially with the abortive xXx franchise, touted as a kind of multicultural 007 – into the kind of overly focus-grouped, demographic no-man's land that is the most artificial aspect of multiculturalism, and that infringes upon the rules of close audience identification on which stardom ultimately rests.
The idea was to push US wages downward, toward Mexico's, and to create new rights for corporations within the trade area: these lucky multinational enterprises could now sue governments directly before a corporate-friendly international tribunal, unaccountable to any national judicial system, for regulations (eg environmental) that infringed upon their profit-making potential.
