Sentence examples for it impinged from inspiring English sources

The order drew criticism from civil libertarians, who said it impinged on constitutional protections of attorney-client confidentiality.

Gradually, her thyroid had become so enlarged that it impinged on her trachea, making it hard to breathe in certain positions.

Rabbi Schudrich said the Union of Jewish Religious Communities in Poland on Friday appealed the prohibition at the constitutional court on the ground that it impinged upon religious freedoms guaranteed under the Polish Constitution.

A gun-rights-advocacy group sued Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Tuesday, claiming that the city fee for obtaining a home-handgun permit was so excessive that it impinged on the Second Amendment.

In some ways, then, the quality of governance initially became a hot topic not because of normative democratic concerns but because it impinged on economic efficiency, notably the effectiveness of aid to developing countries.

He investigated the revelations about the private life of the 50-year-old and whether it impinged on his professional duties as head of one of the UK's biggest police forces.

Both NiCrBSi sprayed coating and SUS304 stainless steel exhibit impinged surfaces with lots of furrows at an impinged angle of 30°.

When the largest cross-section is impinged, two compaction zones in the foam block are found, while only one compaction zone appears from the impinged end when the smallest cross-section is impinged.

But, there is no obvious work hardening for the NiCrBSi sprayed coating due to its extra-high hardness and less plastic deformation, even at a high impinged angle of 90°.

My folks could be strict, even inflexible, but mostly concerning some aspect of my behavior that impinged directly upon them.

Ms. Lennox underwent a procedure at a London hospital to release an impinged nerve that had made her left foot numb.