Sentence examples for they infringe on from inspiring English sources

The frogs can engage in cannibalism, and males frequently attack and injure one another if they infringe on one another's space.

Their "rights" should cease when they infringe on the rights of others.

Collectivism is not anti-individualism – it means that individuals do not need to be adjudicated until they infringe on others.

And many more Democrats have pushed back on legislative efforts to rebuke the movement, saying they infringe on free speech.

Pakistani military leaders, however, want the missile strikes to stop, arguing that they infringe on Pakistanis' sovereignty and stoke jihadist recruitment efforts.

The Philippines and Vietnam are among the most vocal critics of China's claims over the disputed waters, saying they infringe on their own 200-mile exclusive economic zones.

In the column, Mr. Forrester questioned the legality of roadside sobriety checks by the police, saying they infringed on citizens' rights.

Google, through its Motorola Mobility unit, sued Apple to keep it from selling ­iPhones and iPads, arguing that they infringed on patented technology.

Members of the United National Party held a rally here today in Independence Square to protest the new regulations, including those that censor foreign press accounts, saying they infringed on civil liberties.

Human Rights Watch has also condemned the new measures, saying they infringed on freedom of movement of all Palestinians.

Impressive recalled lock Grant Gilchrist blasted through a couple of tackles to get the French retreating and when they infringed on the floor, Laidlaw kicked Scotland back within three.