Sentence examples for would never infringe from inspiring English sources
Dell Curry said: "I would never infringe on the coaches.
On 10 July, the Business Secretary Sajid Javid was at pains to emphasise that the Government's latest plans to relax planning laws to spur on housebuilding would never infringe on the land surrounding towns and cities designated more than 50 years ago to be building-free.
Mike Huckabee, former presidential candidate and Southern Baptist minister, weighed in on Facebook: "Remember when same-sex marriage activists used to claim that it would never infringe on other people's religious beliefs?
Nonetheless, one of his proposed amendments promised that the people would never be subject to federal military rule because their "right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; a well-armed, and well-regulated militia being the best security of a free country".
They have vowed that it would never be ratified by the Senate, even though language in the final draft specifies that nothing in the treaty could infringe on any nation's constitutional rights.
Civil liberties groups say they fear that in a number of those cases, the F.B.I. may have infringed on the Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches by using the secret court to obtain wiretaps that a regular criminal court would never have authorized.
