Sentence examples for that impinge from inspiring English sources

It's a mediator of all the voices that impinge on it.

In principle, this ought to reflect all the anticipated costs and benefits, direct and indirect, that impinge on company values.

Both feel what he calls "fed-upness" with EU rules that impinge on local traditions, such as hunting.

Greeks in particular have been outraged at demands for change dictated by Berlin that impinge on their sovereignty.

He said the society "believes firmly in equality and is vehemently opposed to any laws that impinge on human rights".

This will give them a better understanding of factors that impinge on operation and practices within their countries and regions where they could have an impact.

We need to be very careful about regulations that impinge on such activities, but we should not shy away from making regulations once we have clarity.

And you've now had meetings with the Chinese leadership, and you know the forces that impinge on them in terms of development and lifting people out of poverty.

And few Tibetans no matter where they live remain immune to the economic pressures and political dictates that impinge on their marginalized way of life.

And few Tibetans — no matter where they live — remain immune to the economic pressures and political dictates that impinge on their marginalized way of life.

When more than one product is involved, complex industrial engineering or operations research procedures are required to analyze the many factors that impinge on the problem.