Examples of using Impinging in English and their translations into Italian
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the Court of Justice of the European Union, without impinging even slightly on their jurisdiction.
how could we justify to the citizens of Europe that agreements impinging directly on their human rights might come into force without being reviewed by the European Parliament?
taking into account the role of the national parliaments without impinging on the role of the European Parliament,
at work in a hidden manner in the natural world as a whole, without thereby impinging on its autonomy.
providing an extra level of security without impinging on people's privacy.
the two kinds of forces impinging upon this mechanism, which control the direction
dissemination of content"impinging on public order,
All go beyond the limitations imposed by national law and, while impinging less upon Member State law,
They are prevented from impinging on the free will of any entity“in any
How can technical solutions help relieve the strain on carers- both family members and professionals- without impinging on the integrity and dignity of the person being cared for?
meaning to what extent the surface will reflect impinging light without scattering it.
Without impinging on the competences of Member States' and regions' spatial planning policies, the guidelines for a sustainable territorial
Without impinging on the competences of Member States'
application conditions still sometimes require transmission procedures which are completely resistant to noise impinging on the transmission line.
stating that they"serve[d] the basic governmental interest in safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process without directly impinging upon the rights of individual citizens
A target having 1m^2 cross-section reflects toward the radar a power equivalent to all the power impinging on a surface of 1m^2 radiated isotropically(the physical area of the target may be smaller than its cross-section if it re-radiates preferentially toward the radar).
in the EESC's view, be limited to issuing guidelines, without impinging on the autonomy of agencies which are already monitored by the Court of Auditors in implementing their budgets
only those aspects impinging on food safety,
some indecipherable, all impinging on the whole Universe
The effects of an accident impinge on us physically, emotionally and financially.