Sentence examples for should impinge from inspiring English sources
And international law also impinges - should impinge - on Britain's ever-closer military and security alliances with governments which have little or no regard for human rights.
None of this should impinge on a critical reading of Fukase's work, which is powerful and affecting even if you come upon it, as I did, without knowing anything of the biographical background that underpins it.
His present contract ends in October 2006.At the time, Vodafone's takeover of Mannesmann caused widespread indignation that foreign business cultures should impinge upon the German way of doing things.
The lower cranial nerves can be injured during removal of large vestibular schwannomas, which should impinge on jugular foramen contents and CN IX, X, and XI.
Keith Porteous Wood, executive director of the National Secular Society, said: "Laws should not impinge on religious freedoms, nor should courts judge on theological matters.
Despite such strife Fallon is consumed by the idea that the whip rule should not impinge on the integrity of this year's champion jockey race.
The proposed legislation says that European authorities should not impinge in any way on the fiscal responsibilities of the national governments.
When European finance ministers met on June 9th, they recognised that European supervisory rulings should not impinge on national fiscal sovereignty.
But Thursday, a European diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Brown had secured a summit declaration that the European supervisory authorities "should not impinge in any way on the fiscal responsibilities of the member states".
Both Russia and China, which are permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, typically cleave to the view that the world body should not impinge upon the sovereignty of member countries.
Many people also enjoy the live music they encounter in the park, but the sound of a horn or a drum should not impinge on visitors who wish to enjoy the sound of birds or water, or to sit in the sun with a good book.
