Sentence examples for would infringe from inspiring English sources
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.
"That would infringe on sovereignty and we will refuse".
He argued that this would infringe his game shooting rights.
One wind project would infringe on bear habitat.
He argued that this would infringe his shooting rights.
Plus I did not really believe at that time that Ford would infringe my patent.
Trying Kenya's Kenyatta and Ruto would infringe on the nation's sovereignty, he added.
Radical moves such as banning junk food would infringe individuals' freedom to eat what they like.
Any piece of music written or published from then on would infringe her copyrights unless it were wholly unoriginal, in which case it would infringe on someone else's.
Republican leaders say the bill would infringe on free-speech rights and weaken the parties.
Johnson & Johnson's Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical unit contends the generic version would infringe its patented technology.
