The manifesto published by the Porte states, that ever since the year 1774, the Court of Russia has been constantly infringing the Treaty of Cainardgie, and disturbing the harmony which that treaty was intended to secure.
This brought up the delicate question of oaths, which, recurring from time to time, was gradually shaped by successive modifications so as to meet the demands of government without infringing upon the principle of soul-liberty.
Most of this prince's early life was spent at sea, where he saw a fair share of service, and became the friend of Nelson, but incurred his father's displeasure by infringing the rules of discipline.
We will preserve and defend the ancient tolls and mints which have been granted to their churches, neither infringing these rights ourselves nor permitting anyone else to do so.
But we hear that you have accepted the kingdom as a fief from the king of the Germans, thereby infringing the rights and the honor of St. Peter and acting in a manner incompatible with the virtue and character of a king.
However, these were pleas which had too little the appearance of truth to be admitted in their favour, and therefore they were found guilty of acting contrary to the above charter, and of infringing on the liberties of Yarmouth.
Of course, he could just as easily have preserved Adam from falling, without infringing on his moral agency.
As every state of the intelligence is necessitated, so God may act upon this department of our mental frame without infringing upon the nature of man in the slightest possible degree.
The governor-general, however, appointed Sonoy Stadholder of West Friesland, and was thus infringing the rights and jurisdiction of Maurice of Nassau.
All edicts or ordinances infringing provincial rights were to be ipso facto null and void.
Things of this sort are, so to speak, the common property of the human race; the only duty imposed upon each individual in this regard is that of infringing not at all upon the rights of others.
Remedies for infringement: Impounding and disposition ofinfringing articles.
For nearly a century and a half it gave the Peloponnesos a larger measure of orderly government than the country had ever known before, without infringing upon local liberties.
But in the federal union, if California, as a state sovereign within its own sphere, adopts a grotesque constitution that aims at infringing on the rights of capitalists, the other states are not directly affected.
Ordinary legal steps were immediately taken to arrest and punish parties concerned, and so put an end to acts infringing the municipal law and derogatory to our sovereignty.
If the Apostles may sit at the table of the Lord in heaven without prejudice to His majesty, surely Our Lady can stand as an advocate before Him without infringing on His rights.
May not a superior rebuke his servant without infringing on the servant’s prerogatives?
Every act infringingon his freedom of conscience is justly styled religious intolerance.
During the game they shall stand behind the flags, and shall have power to decide all disputes, subject to Rule 7, and suspend from play any player infringing these laws.
Each player shall strike from right to left, and any player infringing this rule is liable to the penalty of a blow on the shins from any of the opposite side.
This seemed to him to demonstrate most clearly the necessity of restraining them by a bill of rights, from infringing our unalienable rights.
It's his case against Horace Day, who, I think, has been outrageouslyinfringing his patents.
You areinfringing my patent," wrote Howe to Singer, upon hearing of the latter's activity.
Only, Uncle Tyler, don't you see it's my machine and he is infringing on my patent?
How tender the Knights-Companions were in pristine Times of infringing this particular, is proved from a notable Passage which happen’d Ann.
Only occupation with what, among them, is considered art renders it possible for them to continue to live on, infringing all natural conditions, without perceiving the emptiness and cruelty of their lives.
Though the infringing it had call'd upon her A living funeral, &c.
Unconstitutional and unjust coercive legislation and laws, infringing individual rights, must be "of few days, and full of trouble.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "infringing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
