infringement

IPA: ɪnfrˈɪndʒmʌnt

Examples of "infringement" in Sentences

The foundation was formed last November to resist what it calls the infringement on basic Afrikaner rights.
To me copyright infringement is a non crime and is universally derided as evidenced by the wide scale civil disobedience.
Do we run the risk of some kind of infringement from the well-known Paul Simon song from which this phrase has such notoriety? —
This body was set up in November last year to resist what it called the infringement of basic Afrikaner rights in contravention of the constitution.
On whether infringement is the same as theft: "When you illegally download music, it's no different than walking into a music store and shoplifting."
What we're hearing a lot of today at the moment and at least late last night, as well, the Iraqi officials highlighting the number of a what they call infringement of flight air space.
The foundation, formed last year to resist what it called the infringement of basic Afrikaner rights, said it was concerned about reports that the commission intended hearing evidence on the incident.
In the case of individuals who infringe by using peer-to-peer networks, the potential gain from infringement is access to free music, not the possibility of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars in profits.
The term infringement, as used in this Act, is defined to mean the making, using or vending of any patented article without the written consent of the owner of the patent thereon, or of his agent, authorized to grant such consent. "