Sentence examples for were impinged from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Europe's highest human rights court said Wednesday that it would accept a complaint by the international financier George Soros that his rights were impinged on by French courts in convicting him in an insider trading case dating back more than two decades.

Such whiskers were impinged and assembled as tapered bundles with intimate intergrowth of such twinned domains, which are nearly orthogonal and hence a mosaic pattern (Fig. 7c).

Hardened steel balls were impinged in controlled manner inducing high strain rates on the aluminium samples which are precisely moved using independent programmable logic controlled linear actuators in the controlled ball impact peening process.

But when the Irulas went to the river to lay their traps, they were stopped by angry fishermen, who claimed that the Irulas were impinging on their territory and profession.

Sanctions, such as those imposed on Iran and Russia by Western states, were impinging on business, he added, as was a resurgence of protectionism.

On the personal level, this meant that our employees would always find a sympathetic ear when issues outside the business were impinging on their productivity or merely weighing on their minds.

I can't let myself be impinged on.

"I didn't want to have people watching me or to be impinged upon," she said.

Hitler is "on" the radio; senses (sense impressions, but also meanings) are impinged "on"; a mattress lies "on" the floor.

For Mr. Ramadan, the greatest difficulty of the exclusion was feeling as if his rights were being impinged.

A new principle now holds that corporations are capable of holding religious beliefs and that these beliefs may be impinged only under very limited circumstances.