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infringe English

Meaning infringe meaning

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infringe Verb

— To infringe a rule or a law means to break that rule or law.

infringe

— verb (= encroach) advance beyond the usual limit — verb (= conflict, run afoul) go against, as of rules and laws He ran afoul of the law This behavior conflicts with our rules

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infringe English » English

violate break transgress contravene encroach disobey trespass invade impinge breach offend overstep intrude defy run afoul resist outrage go against entrench conflict abuse wash out violate the law violate a law usurp trouble tread trample total take over stray stave in stave snag smash slur slight shatter scorn run counter to renegue on renege on raid profane prejudice pirate override overlook oppress oppose

Topics infringe topics

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Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Meddle

Conjugation infringe conjugation

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infringe · verb

Examples infringe examples

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Simple sentences

It's fine to set up a web page, just be sure you don't infringe anybody's copyright.

Movie subtitles

God in heaven forbid we should infringe the holy privilege of blessed sanctuary!
Should you infringe to the law here in any way, then his life, too, is forfeit.
There is nothin' I can do about it, unless you want me to infringe on their civil liberties, which I'll be glad to do if you'll just trim a little fat off the Constitution.
I am tired of forcing you to do all those terrible things. that infringe upon your life.
We are not allowed human names, as it may infringe upon human rights.
Anyone who presumes to infringe our excommunication and anathema will stand under the wrath of Almighty God and the Apostles Peter and Paul.
Oh, yeah. So we don't infringe on your life away from here any more than we already have.
You do not infringe on people's lives.
Given the prohibitive and, frankly, invasive laws that infringe upon it.
Oh, I don't want to infringe.
The Asgard computer core is equipped with its own power source, that will not infringe on your ship's ZPM.
In the Robert Kearns vs. The Ford Motor Company, we find that the Ford Motor Company did infringe on did infringe on patents held by Robert Kearns.
Yeah, but it won't infringe on anyone's copyright, I can guarantee it.
It accepts social norms only to infringe them.
Not really. I don't let my friendships infringe on my job duties.
The Asgard computer core is equipped with its own power source that will not infringe on your ship's ZPM.
I don't want to infringe on your privacy, man.
My guess is, they won't look kindly on your attempt to infringe on their attorney-client privilege.
The Howard satellite has not been designed to infringe upon that right.
I warn you that what they infringe the law.
Perimeter infringe.
That way, other people won't infringe the Royal Family.
Some fear it would infringe on human rights.
But if she be obdurate to mild entreaties. God in heaven forbid we should infringe the holy privilege of blessed sanctuary!
Why, when the Second Amendment clearly says that the federal government will not infringe upon a citizen's right.
This testimony may infringe on the Classified Information - Procedures Act.
I think you'll find, Alastair, that being a peeping tom does actually infringe the democratic rights of other free citizens, particularly those with pouting or even sagging breasts.
Perimeter infringe. Breached!
Now, this eastern corridor. - Oh. this is where the goths exit the darkroom, and they infringe on the drama geeks.
Why infringe on the beautiful memories of our first divorce by retreading the same duels during our second one?
Well, you see, Alfred, I would love to help you, but it would infringe upon my personal interests.

News and current affairs

Finally, the need to move ahead with European unification in order to legitimize the inevitable infringement of over-indebted countries' sovereignty might eventually infringe upon German sovereignty as well.
An international term limit, of course, could infringe the right of a real democracy to keep a popular leader for more than 20 years.
In fact, this would be a pseudo-democracy, and would infringe on the rights of religious people to full participation.
Another conservative accusation is that a bailout would infringe free-trade rules.
Such coordination would infringe on central-bank independence no more than multilateral cooperation undermines the sovereignty of the countries involved.
Now, these countries are largely rejecting R2P, viewing it as a device employed by Western governments to legitimize their attempts to infringe upon national sovereignty.
Many developing countries, in particular, remain jealous of their sovereignty and fear that the new principle could infringe it.
Sanctions for eurozone countries that seriously infringe EMU rules should take effect more quickly and with less political discretion, and also should be tougher.
Indeed, critics contend that the international taxes - for example, on carbon emissions - that the Leading Group has identified as a potential source of finance infringe on national sovereignty.
Moreover, Japan did not recognize Taiwan as part of China, on the grounds that doing so would infringe on its obligations under the San Francisco Treaty.

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