Sentence examples for it impinged on from inspiring English sources

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.

Pregnancy was personal, yet it impinged on her professional life.

Active government was unconstitutional, they argued, it impinged on the liberty of wealthy men.

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.

But managed care was discredited in the public eye by physicians who complained that it impinged on their professional judgements and freedom to prescribe.

It impinges on the freedom of everybody.

When it impinges on other people's freedom, I said.

Third, they would prefer not to think much about it or have it impinge on their political decisions.

Religious conviction, if it impinges on the public sphere, is viewed with a mixture of fear and derision.

Tottenham also have a trip planned to the Caribbean and Hodgson is frustrated that it impinges on his own plans.