1.破坏(法律等),侵犯(权利等),违反(协议等)
2.侵犯 (on; upon)
1.to break a law, rule, or agreement
2.to limit or reduce someone’s legal rights or freedom
1.Between 1950 and 1975, three out of every four patents in the circuit courts were ruled invalid or not infringed.
在1950年至1975年间，在巡回法院，每四起专利诉讼中有三起被判无效或未侵权。
2.The court has found three out of every four patents valid or infringed.
在联邦巡回法院，每四起专利诉讼中有三起被判有效或侵权。
3.Inpiduals close to A123 say the company plans to take apart BYD's battery cell to see if BYD has infringed on any of its technology.
熟悉A123的人士表示，该公司计划拆开比亚迪的电池，看看比亚迪是否有侵权的行为。
4.Edison is now demanding that the authorities carry out a criminal probe to see who infringed on his copyrights.
陈冠希现在也在要求有关方面调查是谁侵犯了他的著作权。
5.The concept " space" seems to be suddenly drive a kind of dream world sort of even is infringed upon by supernatural existence.
“空间”这个概念似乎突然被一种梦境般的甚至是超自然的存在所侵犯。
6.The high court said the law infringed on a physician's right to practice medicine and patients' right to be safeguarded by their doctors.
高等法院认为该法律侵犯了医生的行医权力和病人接受医生保护的权力。
7.It is hard enough to determine whether such a right has been infringed, let alone who should provide a remedy, or how.
很难决定这样一个权利是否已被侵犯，更不用说谁应该或者怎样提供弥补。
8.One of the utmost importance, which normally cannot be infringed by the state's action.
最重要的是，这种权利一般不因州的行为而受到损害。
9.HTC received a setback last month when a US trade panel said it had infringed on two of Apple's patents.
上月，美国贸易委员会裁定宏达侵犯苹果公司两项专利，宏达在专利之争中受挫。
10.Where the infringed suffers any other serious losses, the infringer shall also compensate for such losses.
受害人因此遭受其他重大损失的，侵害人应当赔偿损失。