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A crime less serious than a felony.

contravenció
Usage of infringement in anglès
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But it's far from clear that Cano is engaging in copyright infringement.
Wired
2
A fascinating documentary about infringement an exploitation of a South African composer.
The South African
3
The company has taken action against Trump's tweets before, for copyright infringement.
The Guardian
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The court reversed the jury's infringement finding on two other patents, however.
Reuters
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The two companies have been involved in patent infringement litigation since 2005.
Reuters
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The video assistant referee saw no infringement and the goal was given.
BBC
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Home video recording was an infringement & Sony was responsible for it.
The new yorker
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Novell said it had no intention of suing anybody for copyright infringement.
Wired
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You have clearly never experienced an actual infringement of your basic rights.
News.com.au
10
The company also sued BlackBerry for infringement, and settled out of court.
Wired
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He considered it a serious infringement of the rights of the States.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
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This doesn't mean Twitter has ruled out suing companies for patent infringement.
Wired
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Yes, Sullivan answers, student notes do infringe, but they are protected infringement.
Wired
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He said he also deserved punitive damages because the infringement was willful.
Reuters
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Parody or not, a copyright-infringement suit wouldn't necessarily be an open-and-shut case.
Wired
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When does a protection of equal rights become an infringement on them?
Wired
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