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Meanings of infring (infringing) in English

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Usage of infringing in English
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If law experts don't know if it was infringing, then who does?
Wired
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And this is where infringing copyright could, once again, become a problem.
BBC
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Not to mention the fact that it's infringing all over Nintendo's trademarks.
Wired
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Spansion, for its part, has also accused Samsung of infringing its patents.
Reuters
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The remedy sought is straightforward: We ask them to stop infringing our patent.
The Irish Times
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Such products include Nvidia graphics processors and chipsets that use infringing memory controllers.
Reuters
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The penalty for infringing the rule is forfeiture of the game.
The Irish Times
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The case dates to 2007 when Monsanto sued for infringing its seed patents.
Reuters
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For the penalty for infringing any rule in the whole list was death.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
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Several Greek parties accused Merkel of infringing on the country's sovereignty.
Reuters
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It clearly stated on the site, you cannot use it for infringing copyright.
The new yorker
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Apple plans to file a temporary injunction against Samsung's infringing products.
Wired
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Barclays uses third-party services systematically to check for infringing domain names, responds Davis.
The Guardian
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Earlier, Patel rejected Napster's claim that it had substantial, non-infringing uses.
Wired
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Patel also rejected Napster's claim that it had substantial, non-infringing uses.
The Irish Times
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Her inquiry also showed agents had been infringing on people's rights.
Radio NZ
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United States of America
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