Examples of using To impinge in English and their translations into Spanish
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the end of September 2012, 85 incidents involving attempts to impinge upon the professional independence of the mass news media
an aggrieved suspect or State as an indication of predisposition or bias and to impinge upon the prosecutor's independent exercise of the functions of the position.
However, in 2011, the fiscal constraints faced by several DAC donors started to impinge upon their aid budgets: 16 DAC members
only really began to impinge on more backward areas such as Judea in the early 2nd century.
prevailing conditions in the international environment continued to impinge on the continent's ability to derive the maximum benefits from exploitation of its natural resources.
Without wishing to impinge in any way on the prerogatives of the members of the Council, we trust that their proposal
restructuring issues appeared to impinge on its mandate.
the Office had been mindful of its duty not to impinge on the political prerogatives of a legislative body.
all practices liable to impinge on trade and competition among the EEA participants are subject to rules that are virtually identical to European Union competition law.
significant increases in domestic animal populations with the attendant requirement for grazing land have caused pastoral activities to impinge on areas inhabited by wild animals in nearly all parts of the world.
it recommended that those bodies should be careful not to exceed their mandates and not to impinge on the much broader mandate of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, as that might undermine the very foundations of international law.
It seems obvious that the more an outsourced arrangement is likely to impinge on the smooth conduct of an organization's internal operations, the more close
No one else has a right to impinge on or disrespect your boundaries.[14].
the Sudan continue to impinge negatively on the peace negotiations.
as a result the momentum of the droplets causes them to impinge onto the profile surface.
not meant to impinge on national choices and arrangements in terms of energy solutions,
the droplet laden gas stream; as a result the momentum of the droplets causes them to impinge onto the profile surface.
The Vatican's relationship with Mussolini's government deteriorated drastically after 1930 as Mussolini's totalitarian ambitions began to impinge more and more on the autonomy of the Church.
The Claimants' response would be that they did not challenge the 2005 Ordinance because they did not understand it to impinge on their ability to use their trademark.
so designed as to impinge more heavily on short-term flows than on longer-term ones.