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1. To restrain private people, it may be said, from receiving in payment the promissory notes of a banker for any sum, whether great or small, when they themselves are willing to receive them; or, to restrain a banker from issuing such notes, when all his neighbours are willing to accept of them, is a manifest violation of that natural liberty, which it is the proper business of law not to infringe, but to support
2. He’d not wanted to infringe upon the local commander’s authority, especially with the arrest of a figure as notorious as Comandante Cobra
3. Its critics became concerned with the dispensation of so much authority to the executive, as to infringe on the liberties of our citizens
4. between the parties concerned, with the improvisers paying for the right to infringe on the
5. I however have a plan to propose that will not infringe in any way on the lands possessed by Arabs and will make it possible to house most of the Jewish immigrants in parts of Palestine that are presently mostly empty
6. Having decided upon reaching the pier that any further continuance of her journey would infringe upon her other commitments and risk her being caught in the storm she watched approach from the west, Faye had returned to the hotel without passing another soul on the entire beach during her expedition
7. Listening to the details of the affair, he reluctantly agreed to issue the document as soon as Feltus could get to Burns Landing, even though that would infringe greatly upon his well-needed and well-deserved respite after his late-night journey home
8. slightest question seeking to infringe upon those blessed rights of
9. How dare they infringe
10. GrandGoods is a particular type of store and shouldn’t infringe on the smaller, niche businesses already established
11. Consultants for both what you want or should want to become and the form of its online presentation; defenders to search and scrub the web for any defamatory bytes of information that might besmirch your image and then vigilantly maintain your perfected reputation; lawyers to sue those who defame or copyright infringe upon your image; and counselors to aid you in adapting to and dealing with virtual relationships and screened feelings
12. That is: he just forgot Our Advice and We found no intention nor resolution of his to infringe us by disobeying
13. Adam, there, realized that he had not disobeyed his Provider, nor had he determined to infringe Him, and that Al'lah is Omniscient of the intentions, and by that his spirit turned tranquil and sure of God's satisfaction with it once again
14. It seems as if they are saying to themselves: “Since the prophet himself was bewitched, or affected by magic, how would it be with us, when we are so weak compared to him?!” It has slipped from their memories that their deeds that infringe on the noble statute of God brought Satan upon them, to increase their distance from the path of repentance and virtue
15. ”: that is: we found no evidence that he intended to infringe upon us
16. This is the insurance rule to infringe at your own risk
17. The more human bands overpopulated the areas they lived in: the more they had to fight other bands just to survive: the more valued dominant personalities called leaders became, as opposed to cooperative personalities, the more they needed aggressive leaders who would not back down if another band tried to infringe upon their territorial rights the more aggressive they had to become just to survive
18. The minute it is written you hold the copyright and it isn’t worth anybody’s while to infringe it, certainly not if you’re approaching a reputable company
19. all you can and say all you must, but be sure not to infringe with those actions and words
20. Instead it was designed to ensure that everyone could live, speak, and believe as they pleased, as long as their actions did not infringe upon the rights of others
21. His love for Katusha did not infringe this conception, because he loved her platonically, and such love he considered could not hinder his activity as a phacocytes, but acted, on the contrary, as an inspiration
22. [2] If this, said he, be one of the conditions of a compact between the United States and Georgia, surely the United States have no right to infringe it without the consent of Georgia; and I, as one of her Representatives, formally protest against the passage of this bill
23. Smilie observed that there was no fear of the privileges of this body being encroached upon by any other, for there was a written constitution, prescribing the powers of each body; and, at the same time that it was proper to be careful of their own rights, he said the House should be careful not to infringe on the rights of the other body
24. Under the act of 1807, it had become the duty of the court to examine whether it was the intention of the parties to infringe or violate the laws
25. This is to infringe on the independence of its Government
26. Williams said, if it was possible for him to keep down those feelings of indignation which pressed upon his mind, in what he had now to offer, he would speak with due respect to the orders of the House, and not infringe its privileges
27. The effect of this bill goes to infringe all the State laws
1. Some privileges which had been granted them, not by treaty, but by the free grace of that crown, at the solicitation, indeed, it is probable, and in return for much greater favours, defence and protection from the crown of Great Britain, had been either infringed or revoked
2. As ‘The Hand of God’, you have my solemn promise that the holy sites in Jerusalem and elsewhere in Palestine will remain accessible to all and that the rights of none of the present inhabitants of Palestine will be infringed on by this plan
3. Rather, one should settle for quiet, sunbathing and enjoying a novel so as not to disturb the serene setting upon which they infringed
4. business without that freedom being infringed upon by hostile
5. Ben knew the Galaef would not interfere with local politics unless it infringed upon or threatened his own plans
6. Because of what they have done with the ones whom they killed or stole their money or infringed on their honor or misled and caused their straying from the right path, their state, on that day, will cause unbearable excruciation to their heart
7. Accordingly we say: when our Master Adam (cpth) saw that bodily state in which he had ended up, and remembered that he had infringed his Provider's Advice, his spirit became ashamed of such infringement, and was veiled off that state of entering into God's Presence because of this shyness occupied his spirit
8. "Not that she complained," she went on, after a silence, during which she was wondering what Audrey could have been giving the dear man for lunch, ascribing, as the charitable Cookhams invariably ascribed any behaviour that infringed the laws of sweetness and light, to something wrong with the behaver's stomach
9. grove of trees known as The Pines, because it infringed on what the Mohawks claimed as
10. For the governing board did not ultimately back down from its position having realized they had infringed upon the property rights and the dignity of the individual homeowner but rather because of the intensity of the response to their initial decision
11. The more bands there were, the more these bands infringed upon each others territorial boundaries
12. He had infringed the law of the 19th Ventose, year xi
13. Then, too, my father is not a person whose orders may be infringed with impunity; protected as he is by his high position and firmly established reputation for talent and unswerving integrity, no one could oppose him; he is all-powerful even with the king; he would crush you at a word
14. This was offensive both to the physicians whose exclusive distinction seemed infringed on, and to the surgeon-apothecaries with whom he ranged himself; and only a little while before, they might have counted on having the law on their side against a man who without calling himself a London-made M
15. Glain avoided them all, still, and sat solitary, at least until Morgan arrived with Izumi, and both infringed on her space
16. It seemed to them that what they had lived through and experienced could not be expressed in words, and that any reference to the details of his life infringed the majesty and sacredness of the mystery that had been accomplished before their eyes
17. Though the woodchoppers have laid bare first this shore and then that, and the Irish have built their sties by it, and the railroad has infringed on its border, and the ice-men have skimmed it once, it is itself unchanged, the same water which my youthful eyes fell on; all the change is in me
18. They have been, very properly, ordered to be driven off by military force, because they have infringed a law of the United States
19. I say that it is one of the attributes of Government to punish those who have infringed or broken the laws of the country
20. As the war was just in its origin, and necessary and noble in its objects, we can reflect with a proud satisfaction, that, in carrying it on, no principle of justice or honor, no usage of civilized nations, no precept of courtesy or humanity have been infringed
21. But this obligation is increased, and is less doubtful when any of the sovereign rights of a nation are infringed, as in gross and reiterated insults to the national flag, habitual violations of the personal liberty of its subjects, invasion of its territories, and the like; these are assaults upon its independence, and there is no room left for an inquiry into the fitness of resistance; it may indeed be supposed to change from a question of expediency to an act of necessity; it is a struggle for self-preservation; the nation acts upon a principle which is inherent in the meanest insect, and of which inanimate matter is not divested; the worm, when trodden on, writhes in resistance as well as anguish, and the reaction of inanimate matter seems to be the repulsive act of self-preservation
1. A man who rapes, molests and further infringes on the lives of his female victims
2. or infringes on the legal rights of others
3. If you choose a name that infringes on another company’s copyright, you could receive a cease-and-desist letter and have to go to court and/or change your name after months or even years of use
4. inbeing may leave him in case he infringes some certain rules; it
5. Guerrilla war (always successful, as history shows) directly infringes that rule
1. Admittedly, the Constitution prevents only government(s) from infringing on freedom of speech
2. "So what 'ave they got you in for? Spying? Murder? Infringing the security code?"
3. Everything will occur, without infringing the law, utilizing the same rule of the game for accumulation of the money
4. “As for fornication in public, I was raised to think it unspeakably outrageous, but I still see no valid reason to outlaw it, as long as the participants are licensed for the activity, and they’re not blocking traffic or otherwise infringing on the rights of others
5. As to why this was so, the crucial fact is that only about twenty seven million dragons can live on Kellaran without infringing on each other’s hunting territories to an intolerable degree
6. The small fry would want nothing to do with infringing on the turf of one of the bigger companies or crews
7. ” Realizing that he would not be infringing on any proper etiquette while in the stables, he replaced his hat on his head and locked his thumbs under his suspenders while he considered her explanation
8. I’ll call the station from the lobby,” he said politely as though he was infringing on the hospitality extended
9. Since he could not find a gate by which to enter the area as it had almost completely grown up with thick brush due merely to neglect, Feltus hesitated at the edge of the plot and leaned slightly forward over the short fence, though he did not make any effort to consciously touch the iron for fear of disturbing or infringing upon those resting on the other side
10. He felt that he might be infringing but felt the question totally necessary
11. It thus allows them to go around to do their chores without infringing on the guests and masters’ privacy
12. A wall or fence also prevents others from infringing on your space be it physical, emotional or spiritual
13. remove infringing content from the site
14. But unlike the radicals adored by the likes of the PBS crowd, neither Toby Keith nor Charlie Daniels created a disturbance infringing upon the rights of others to enjoy these respective concerts ( as bland as they might have been ) or destroyed various forms of public or private property in the name of raising consciousness
15. Therefore, the infringing acts of illegally accessing media, and of sharing them without
16. The tax-collector was thus trying to hide the fright he had had, for a prefectorial order having prohibited duckhunting except in boats, Monsieur Binet, despite his respect for the laws, was infringing them, and so he every moment expected to see the rural guard turn up
17. "Mother Hucheloup, weren't you complaining the other day because you had had a notice served on you for infringing the law, because Gibelotte shook a counterpane out of your window?"
18. He could never have experienced any great joys, having always lived regularly and uniformly in the fear of infringing the rules imposed upon him, nor was he very religious; for his acquired formality had stifled in him all human feeling, all passions and likings, good or bad
19. He tried to consider it all as a coincidence, which would pass without infringing his manner of life
20. 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
21. Under the pagan conception of life it was possible to carry out the will of the temporal authorities, without infringing the law of God expressed in circumcisions, Sabbaths, fixed times of prayer, abstention from certain kinds of food, and so on
22. Not a bank infringing and violating the rights of the States; but, a bank upon principles consistent with those rights
23. The committee having previously decided that time ought to be allowed for the President's proclamation to reach a British port, and taking into view the great injury our own citizens would sustain from a rigorous construction of the law, determined to extend the time to the ultimate period at which a citizen could put his property on board without infringing the laws of his country
24. said, might be given to enlistments without infringing the constitution