Sentence examples similar to impinge upon the row from inspiring English sources

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The counterpoint, a strong one, is that the moving of such a marquee event away from a terrestrial channel could impinge upon the sport's development.

If the flag does not come down and the boycott continues, "it could impinge upon the life of the festival," Mr. Flummerfelt said.

It is, in fact, July 1956 – the month in which Nasser's nationalisation of the Suez Canal triggered the Suez Crisis – but such contemporaneities barely impinge upon the text.

As with the calisthenics of Leonard Bernstein, Nelsons's gestures have a practical purpose: they impinge upon the peripheral vision of players whose eyes are fixed on their parts.

We have considered the fact that a jury is likely to find PSE evidence persuasive and that PSE evidence may impinge upon the traditional functions of a jury.

Incoming shock stress waves impinge upon the two interface cracks normal to their surfaces.

Schmidt called out China and Russia as particularly bad examples of nation-states that impinge upon the rights of its citizens.

Mark isn't worried that the transactions under investigation will impinge upon the results of those operations.

Those regulations cover comments made in media interviews and newspaper articles, which "impinge upon the character of a match official".

Then, as now, no legal restrictions impinge upon the buying or selling of guns made before 1898.