Sentence examples for this would infringe from inspiring English sources
He argued that this would infringe his game shooting rights.
He argued that this would infringe his shooting rights.
The Lib Dems say this would infringe free speech, arguing that only preachers who promote violence should be banned.
Since the leak, Egypt's interior minister, Mohammed Ibrahim, has confirmed that his staff are seeking to mass-monitor social media, but denied this would infringe civil liberties.
Rating companies argue that they can't be held legally liable for mistakes, because this would infringe on their free speech (an argument that will eventually be tested in court).
But Festing says this would infringe patent law and prove a huge problem for drug companies.
Lawmakers have shied away from enacting stricter gun laws for precisely this reason: new restrictions would infringe on second amendment rights, they argue, and at best do little to prevent further shootings.
Quebec Superior Court Judge James Brunton found that allowing the trial of 31 Hells Angels to continue would infringe on this basic Charter right.
An infringement of that right would infringe the right of the individual right-holder, rather than a group right of the relevant university or state.
AT&T v. Microsoft dealt with an obscure provision of the patent code concerning foreign assembly of components to create products that would infringe in the U.S. -- and whether this applied to reproducing software on media from a master disk.
Again, this issue is likely tied to the concern that reproductive cloning would infringe the basic Kantian tenet to treat every human being as an end, not as a means.
