Sentence examples for this infringing from inspiring English sources
For example, individuals or companies may be held liable if they engage in conduct that encourages or assist the direct infringement of others, or in other words they are found to contribute to this infringing activity.
Mr D'Cruz claims this infringes his constitutional rights.
Cue fury from those, including privacy campaigners, who claim this infringes the rights of internet users.
After Kodak launched a camera allowing pictures to be developed instantly in 1976, Polaroid sued, alleging that this infringed several patents underlying its long-established instant camera.
A group of gay activists, the Log Cabin Republicans, complained that this infringed their constitutional rights and took the Department of Defence to court.
But the dissenters claim this infringes their sovereignty and breaks the terms of the Chicago Convention, which has regulated aviation since 1944.
However when this infringes upon the liberties and the comfort of a large section of the student body, I think it is unacceptable and offensive".
Ashdown told Sky News: "Whether or not this infringed the rules because they infringed the term 'partnership' as it is meant in the rules is a matter for the parliamentary commissioner to decide on".
The committee urged the Government to examine whether this infringes the EU's arms embargo on Beijing and whether it should, in fact, seek to expand the embargo to include all military goods.
On June 18th the finance ministry blocked the deal for its "lack of clarity", prompting BSCH to lodge a complaint with the European Commission that this infringed its right to set up business in other EU countries.In France the government did not even wait for a foreigner to step in before giving in to its instinct to interfere.
Some law schools said that if they had to welcome recruiters, they were in effect being compelled to endorse the army's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays, and that this infringed their right to free speech.The court ruled against them.
