(1) The difficulty with expert opinion evidence is that sometimes the expert relies on the work or word of other individuals and therefore may infringe the rule against hearsay.

(2) While that is bad, is that number high enough to infringe on the liberties of every single driver in the state?

(3) While this may seem to infringe on the personal liberty of those who can afford to buy two or more homes, it would increase the liberty of those who can, at present, no longer afford to buy one.

(4) Of course, I don't know why they have rules which infringe on my personal rights.

(5) Remember, there is no shame in imitating, provided you don't infringe patent laws.

(6) It was submitted that his return to the United States would cause the United Kingdom to infringe his freedom from inhuman treatment.

(7) In his report Mr Crumley said he didn't feel the development would infringe on the elderly people's privacy.

(8) Making an unauthorized copy would infringe copyright

(9) I wouldn't infringe on his privacy

(10) What right had he to infringe on my personal relationships?

(11) If you infringe on or damage someone else's property then you are liable for the damages.

(12) The Bill of Rights spells out citizens' inherent liberties and limits the government's power to infringe those rights.

(13) Holding maintains he does not infringe the law, since his chips do not contain any code.

(14) Such widespread surveillance could infringe personal liberties

(15) There is a place for a healthy patriotism so long as it does not undermine or infringe on the rights and feelings of others.

(16) Invitations can, however, infringe domestic autonomy.

(17) I'm against it, as an unnecessary and expensive excuse to infringe my civil liberties, but there are those for them and against.

(18) The slipperiness of the term tends to make for bad laws, legislated in haste, that infringe civil liberties.

(19) A father's authority over his family does not permit him to infringe the laws of the secular government.

(20) It's a fascinating case as James Newton, the flautist in question, did not claim that his copyright had been infringed .