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If the inquiry extends beyond the August recess, which begins next week, it will impinge on the senator's fall re-election campaign.

Many, believes Peacock, deliberately put off taking a lectureship position as they fear it will impinge on their research time.

So Facebook decided to draw the line very conservatively, accepting that it will impinge on people's ability to share art in order to avoid offending anyone.

The complex will also be situated in a dense city-centre area and its features will impinge on all the numerous neighbours and city-centre visitors.

The filter should have a neutral smell; otherwise it will impinge the flavor.

Indeed, GE stock has been taking its lumps as a result of problems in its vast finance arm as well as fears that a global economic slowdown will impinge on its other operations, such as broadcasting and transportation-related businesses.

If it passes, it will only be with "reservations": clauses that qualify how the treaty will impinge on American law.

The Government has moved to calm concerns that its new surveillance bill, to be introduced this week, will impinge on civil liberties.

Alas, the anxiety is that the transgressions of News International will prompt a bout of media regulation that will impinge on press freedoms in the wrong way, making it harder to expose the wrongdoings of companies like News International rather than protecting us from them.

(GP34/M/1) I don't know if it becomes cost limited, you know, if every time we order an investigation how that will impinge on us.

Even Mr Obama has revived his pledge to close Guantánamo and begun to reveal more about the NSA's programmes.Every intelligence service will impinge on individual liberties and America's has succeeded in its main job: to prevent attacks.