“infringe”造句，怎麼用infringe造句

So everywhere one looks, one finds things that infringe copyright in one way or another.

But the simple fact is that most manufacturers would rather infringe a patent than pay a license.

At no time should you endanger yourself or others, take any unnecessary risks or infringe any laws.

Actually, national sovereignty is far more important than human rights, but they often infringe upon the sovereignty of poor, weak countries of the Third World.

Article 13 The ownership and use right of land registered according to law shall be protected by law and no unit or individual is eligible to infringe upon it.

The Work does not infringe the copyright, trademark, publicity rights, common law rights or any other right of any third party or constitute defamation, invasion of privacy or other tortious injury to any third party.

These measures need not be intrusive, or infringe upon sovereignty.

The MPAA argued that the sole purpose of these torrent sites is to infringe on Copyrights.

There are, however, rumors that VP8 might infringe on some of the H264 patents, so stay up to date.

Since this doesn't side-step patents, though, any issues relating to the test code that infringe on patents may still be a problem.

That in itself marks a shift in official Brazilian thinking; only two years ago did it drop the idea that any incentive to avoid deforestation could infringe its sovereignty.

"OK," he said, "maybe you don't infringe these seven patents."

The result is a design that does not infringe Cisco's patent-and is more efficient to boot.

Like Rabin, he promoted peace, but with an edge: Our people do not consider that exercising the right to self-determination could violate the rights of their neighbors or infringe on their security.

Any functionally equivalent product, program, service, or feature that does not infringe on IBM's intellectual property rights may be used instead.

The firm alleges that the iPhone uses technology for previewing pictures that infringe Kodak patents.