Exempel på infringing

• In the end, the ministry was intermittently criticized for enriching minority entrepreneurs and infringing on the privileges of minority vested interest.

• The military is wary of the religious public infringing on its turf.

• What is counterposed to the right against paternalistic interference is always the good of the individual whose right we are considering infringing.

• The latter will put collective considerations before individual autonomy, ready to adopt more ruthlessly interventionist strategies even if this means infringing personal liberty.

• As with any of the traditional men's liberties, women's reproductive liberty should be limited by the risk of infringing on the liberties of another person.

• His only offence and a 'very venial' one, was infringing territorial waters, for which he would suffer by confiscation if caught.

• If people have high inviolability in certain respects, then the rights expressing that inviolability will specifically exclude certain factors as reasons for infringing the rights.

• Since a harm is merely a setback to an interest, there are ways of setting back a person's interest without infringing on a claim.

• One tendency, as we have been arguing, was towards a scientific authoritarianism, extending bureaucratic control and infringing local rights in often overtly repressive ways.

• Illusion and reality tend to merge into a single theatrical unit, infringing upon the theatre's already fragile hold on illusion and lessening the psychological distance between action on- and offstage.

• Fighting contagious diseases has always prompted the question of how the state should shoulder its responsibilities as defender of public health without infringing on civil liberties.

• New settlement schemes are being planned and implemented in the western lowlands, directly infringing traditional pastoral areas.

• These grounds will be present to greater or lesser degrees depending upon the nature of the right and the nature of the rule infringing the right.

• You are infringing a licence, to court!

• She suggests we use the term "infringing" in this sense and contrast infringing a right with violating it, the latter implying that the action in question is morally wrong.