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Definitionv. go against
Last update: September 9, 2015
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It is wrong to infringe a copyright or a patent of others. [Please select]
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Having that much work to do at home will only infringe upon my time with my family. [Please select]
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Jack did not want any children because he knew their needs would infringe on his social life. [Please select]
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Beware of making any distinctions which may infringe equality. [Please select]
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2 The preamble, indeed, speaks of the curtailment of the liberties of the nobles by the power of certain of the kings, and at the end the right of armed resistance to any attempt to infringe the charter is conceded to " the bishops and the higher and lower nobles " of the realm; but, for the rest, its contents clearly show that it was intended to strengthen the monarchy by ensuring " that the momentary folly Andrassy, Development of Hung. [Please select]
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This is not a place where liberties may be infringed with impunity. [Please select]
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Nor do we desire the given to infringe upon the ideal field. [Please select]
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"The King," they said, "had no desire to infringe their rights." [Please select]
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It infringed too much on the king's privacy; it interfered seriously with his freedom. [Please select]
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Neither Congress nor a territorial Legislature could infringe such equal rights. [Please select]
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