Sentence examples for being impinged from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Ramadan, the greatest difficulty of the exclusion was feeling as if his rights were being impinged.

In response, the government said: "The committee can be assured that the GCSA will take steps to support [scientific advisers] should he believe that their independence is being impinged upon".

Every body is permeable in the sense of being vulnerable to being impinged upon by others.

The owners of Expressions Hair Design in Vestal, along with other New York businesses that have sued the state over the law, say their freedom of speech is being impinged on because they can't explain to customers how credit card fees affect their bottom line.

The Asian-American Bar Asteppedinn also stepped in, writing its own letter to Lynch that noted "a pattern of treatment of Americans whose civil rights and civil liberties are being impinged upon because of their national origin or ethnic heritage without full support of the facts".

I can't let myself be impinged on.

"I didn't want to have people watching me or to be impinged upon," she said.

Hitler is "on" the radio; senses (sense impressions, but also meanings) are impinged "on"; a mattress lies "on" the floor.

A new principle now holds that corporations are capable of holding religious beliefs and that these beliefs may be impinged only under very limited circumstances.

Historically, FWHs have been impinged by a significant mortality rate reported as high as 50%% [4].

In this sense, whenever individuals make choices, their choices involve the will of all those who are impinged on or might have been impinged on by one or another choice that might have been made.