infringe

infringe a contract; infringe a patent.

infringe upon sb.'s right

He occasionally infringe the law by parking near a junction.

an increased workload that infringed on his personal life.

Before early, the deer of a pair of celestial being beside old longlived person of the sky loves each other and conceived pregnant, this is infringe day, behoove puts to death.

The company was sued for infringing on the patent.

Downloading music illegally can infringe copyright laws.

He was accused of infringing on his neighbor's property rights.

The new regulations aim to prevent companies from infringing on consumer rights.

The artist claimed that the reproduction of his artwork would infringe his intellectual property rights.

Using someone's likeness without permission can infringe their right to privacy.

The court ruled that the company's actions did not infringe on the competitor's trademark.

The agreement includes a clause that prohibits either party from infringing on the other's intellectual property.

Infringing on someone's personal space can make them feel uncomfortable.

It is important for businesses to be aware of laws that could potentially infringe on their operations.