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He did not want to infringe on the players' moment.

I would like to ask: which rights are being infringed?

Human rights have been infringed in that country for many years.

It should not be infringed upon by local, state, or federal government.

They would not be allowed to infringe on his week.

You can still take court action if they continue to infringe.

Will we allow the government to keep infringing on our rights?

Any system software is likely to infringe some of them.

"So right now that's infringing on some of the things I used to do."

Press officials say the government is trying to infringe on free speech.

But this is a major plan to infringe upon the majority of the people.

The rules also must not infringe on rights of free speech.

And competitors can never know if they infringe ahead of time.

Nothing will be illegal so long it does not infringe on the rights of others.

Some critics say the measure would infringe on states' rights.

The real issue is that Oliver has infringed on my space.

"In no way will this infringe on the rights of investors."

We're getting to the point that everything will infringe on some patent.

"And that gives you the right to infringe on my personal freedom?"

"You're saying that anyone who has infringed the law will now stand to gain."

They're infringing on our basic right to be a member of a trade union.

More than 40 major drug companies said the law infringed on their patent rights.

As it is, I admit that we have had to infringe your rights.

The more important thing is that you cannot infringe on the patents of others.

Republicans said at the time that the proposal infringed on states' rights.