Sentence examples for impinged on by from inspiring English sources

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.

This paper is concerned with the prediction of vibrational power transmission through bends or joints in beam-like structures, impinged on by either flexural or longitudinal waves.

One small photograph gives us part of a white "Net" painting by Yayoi Kusama clearly at an auction; it's impinged on by the unmistakable shadow of an early Alexander Calder stabile.

PARIS — Europe's highest human rights court said Wednesday that it would accept a complaint by the international financier George Soros that his rights were impinged on by French courts in convicting him in an insider trading case dating back more than two decades.

We have recently had to become used to looking at situations in terms of 'stakeholders' - a concept that has moved from the financial world into the larger world and loosely meaning all those whose lives impinge on or are impinged on by any given situation.

I see myself lying in the garden, muffled under antidepressants, sunk in a silent mourning that was impinged on only by the constant trilling of the cicadas in the bushes behind me, and by Michael Holroyd's two-volume biography of Strachey.

When the European team burst on to the Belfry's 18th green yesterday to celebrate their first Ryder Cup victory since 1997, they unwittingly impinged on tradition by bringing to an early end the singles match between the American Davis Love III and Pierre Fulke.

Our approach shows a promising approximation to the force impinged on the DNA by the SWI/SNF complex.

Data collected so far suggested that stathmin impinged on p53MUT stability by interfering with its phosphorylation on S15 (and S37), through the down modulation of DNA-PK expression.

At the annual congress of the PJD youth in September, the prime minister was banned from attending by his own interior minister – who belongs to another party – on the grounds that it would impinge on the by-election campaign.

From the start, McCain and Feingold's efforts were opposed by some of the interests targeted, by incumbents in both parties, by those who felt spending limits impinged on free political speech, and by those who wanted to lessen the power of what they saw as media bias.