Examples of 'impinge' in a sentence
Meaning of "impinge"
Impinge is a verb that means to have a negative impact or effect on something, often used in contexts related to rights, privacy, or boundaries
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- To make a physical impact on.
- To interfere with.
- To have an effect upon, especially a negative one.
How to use "impinge" in a sentence
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Many transnational processes impinge on national sovereignty.
They impinge on him through the agency of objects.
Two main trends impinge on the industry.
Or on any other ground which does not impinge on.
Those ideas impinge on the concept of sovereignty.
The system is judged to be unrealistic and to impinge on liberties.
It does not impinge on valid existing property rights.
Which does not react or impinge.
These were to impinge on their primary objective.
Vast array of elements which can impinge upon value.
But they do impinge upon one another.
Impinge on the spiritual world.
It is not our desire to impinge on these companies.
May impinge upon any element of the primary prohibition.
Forensic science can impinge on international politics.
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Pulp stones are not painful unless they impinge on nerves.
And it will not impinge on business investment.
Some of the forces of this physical world impinge on my surface.
That would impinge on their freedom of speech.
My mission does not impinge on you.
Could impinge the ulnar nerve.
Critics of these panels said they impinge on national sovereignty.
Changes impinge on people in different ways.
Discrimination can impinge on any right.
The two impinge on each other and determine each other.
That would seem to impinge on our autonomy.
They impinge on one another in complex and often conflictual ways.
I did not want to impinge on our friendship.
This section considers how some of these can be expected to impinge on cohesion.
Nuclear weapons impinge on the security of all nations.
There are so many exterior forces that impinge on decisions.
Fundamentalisms impinge upon fundamental principles of.
Go ahead and impinge.
These in turn impinge on or trap the ulnar nerve.
The ligaments in the wrist are swollen and impinge the nerve.
The idea is to impinge on the person.
Filters may be used to restrict the wavelengths which impinge the detector.
It will also impinge on press freedoms.
Combustion gases exiting the device may impinge on the ground.
Roads also impinge on nesting habitat.
Should not impinge.
Activities that impinge on land owned by indigenous people.
None of these predictions contradict or impinge on any of the others.
These fields impinge directly on the liberty of the individual.
Critics of these panels say they impinge on national sovereignty.
This would impinge on the vitality of the private sector.
Population and reproductive health issues impinge directly on poverty reduction.
Them do not impinge very forcefully upon the public consciousness.
Practically all sectors of activity impinge on and influence health status.
These practices impinge on liquid assets and complicate the financial management of enterprises.
