Sentence examples for was infringing from inspiring English sources
verb
Break or violate a treaty, a law, a right etc.
Kinko's should have known that it was infringing plaintiffs' copyrights.
Plaintiffs argue they had no knowledge Kinko's was infringing, only that they were copying.
His lawyers wrote letters to Ford's legal department, informing it that Ford was infringing Kearns' patents.
According to Facebook, the company received a letter from Yahoo, claiming that Facebook was infringing on 13 of Yahoo's patents.
A judge ruled Kinetic's patents for wound therapy products - which it said S&N was infringing - were invalid.
In a separate motion, Dolan argued that the hospital was infringing on Nailah's right to express her religion.
The territorial integrity of the country was infringed.
"Today we proved they were infringing, and the jury understood".
They're infringing on Catholic charities, Catholic churches, Catholic hospitals".
Still, nobody said that the students were infringing copyright.
The court ruled yesterday that Napster users were infringing copyrights.
