Examples of using Impinge in English and their translations into French
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Special attention will be paid to institutional and economic factors that impinge on social cohesion.
The activities of NSS also impinge on the role of the police as the legitimate law enforcement institution in a democratic society.
There are also other, more insidious dimensions of globalization, especially those which impinge on the security of States, which we must consider.
the removal of policies may impinge on the property rights of some stakeholders.
laws and regulations that impinge on this.
Nor does it address other circumstances that may impinge on access to equitable access and sanitation,
However, the impact of their activities might impinge on the fundamental principle of sovereignty.
some have to make rivals fall vacuum and others that impinge on the black areas to exploit.
The reason is that this request may impinge on the(privacy) interest of all our customers and relations.
a practice that has or may harm or impinge on the rights of a citizen or user.
India has consistently opposed any unilateral measure by countries that impinge on the sovereignty of another country.
can further impinge on the City's revenues
targeted sanctions can impinge upon several kinds of human rights.
exceptions are allowed for certain serious crimes which impinge on public safety.
The system should recognize that the different mandates of the various participating agencies might impinge on their participation.
The emergence of international economic regimes must not impinge on the policy space of States.
The pilot flame should impinge on the thermocouple tip as shown in Fig. 10.
Likewise, any unilateral measures sought to be taken outside the CD which impinge on our negotiations cannot but produce a negative effect.
India has consistently opposed any unilateral measures by one country which impinge on the sovereignty of another country.
India has consistently opposed any unilateral measure by countries that impinge on the sovereignty of another country.