Examples of using Impinge in English and their translations into Italian
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The size and composition of private sector balance-sheet positions will affect the degree to which these potential effects actually impinge on behaviour.
The current programme of work takes account of rel evant trends which impinge on everyday life.
proportionate and non-discriminatory and impinge as little as possible on the principles of privacy
Today we can clearly see that the vaulted ceilings of the ground floor doorways impinge on what was the lower windows of the Great Hall.
Sediment particles impinge on the wall of a pipe elbow.
bed bugs impinge directly on the most expensive
someone else's decision can impinge on your right to be?
It also avoids the risk that macro factors may impinge on style performance at different points in the investment cycle.
Global agreements that impinge on growth would be needed, along with systems that ensure compliance.
And all these problems impinge upon the work of their religious education,
if point mutations in disparate proteins impinge on the same processes.
Amendments 23 and 24 impinge upon the Commission's right of initiative and for that reason cannot be accepted.
Undoubtedly such currents can impinge on a man and cause the same reactions as result from physical causes.
The commentator compares the rays of light proceeding from the Sun before they impinge on materials.
subjected to acts that impinge on their physical integrity
therefore mediates collective issues which impinge on and wound the individual.
powers should not impinge on the effective resolution of cross-border groups.
We are not saying that developers most brazen way impinge on our owned housing land.
Some member states expressed concerns that this could impinge on the decision-making procedures of the European Stability Mechanism(ESM),
These procedures may equally impinge on efficiency, thus negatively affect the quality of spending.