impinge in A Sentence

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China's increasing militarization of Tibet directly Impinges on Indian security.

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Now we're going to see what happens when conventional, germicidal, ultraviolet light Impinges on this.

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The topic Impinges on core questions of how Americans see the outside world and themselves.

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The supreme court has described corruption as a serious malady and one impinging on the economy.

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For this reason, X-rays first Impinge upon scintillators made from such materials as gadolinium oxysulfide or caesium iodide.

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The Sub-Committee of Financial Stability and Development Council(FSDC) reviewed major global and domestic developments that could Impinge country's financial stability.

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The sub-committee reviewed the major developments on the global and domestic fronts that Impinge on the financial stability of the country.

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When misfortune strikes our families or some calamity occurs, we may still complain about God because something Impinges on our personal interests.

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They are at once talismans of our freedom and connectivity and tokens of the corporations who collect our data and Impinge on our privacy.

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My own view is that when people's beliefs Impinge on others' rights or harm our world, then why not invite them to consider that?

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According to committee, the presence of the word“Muslim” Impinges on the secular character of the university, which is funded by the union government.

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Since some big-ticket purchases are on the cards, especially with Russia, such engagements may even Impinge on India's own defence engagements with those nations.

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Among EMEs, the Chinese economy is stabilising, especially in manufacturing, but financial risks in the form of the credit-fuelled debt overhang could Impinge on the outlook.

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He described the starting point as"the idea of a very normal person going out with an unbelievably famous person and how that Impinges on their lives.

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Scholars and writers have hitherto focused far more on the first form of conflict, perhaps because it Impinges directly on the security and stability of the State.

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However, if an act- innocent or deliberate- by any country has the potential of impinging upon India's national interests, India does not hesitate in quick and timely intervention.

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He described the starting point for the plot as"the idea of a very normal person going out with an unbelievably famous person and how that Impinges on their lives".

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This Court is called upon to fulfil its adjudicatoryfunction where it is claimed that two quests for the truth Impinge on the freedomsof the other or violate the rule of law.

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In this blog, I focus primarily on six major influences that Impinge upon the evolving self, contribute to psychological distress, and interfere with differentiation and individuation- the project of becoming a person.

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This Court is called upon to fulfil its adjudicatory function where it is claimed that two quests for the truth Impinge on the freedoms of the other or violate the rule of law.

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Whether it relies on government legislation or the humans and algorithms employed by tech companies, the decision-making process as to what content classifies as“extremist, hateful and illegal” is problematic and may Impinge on free speech.

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I feel uncomfortable when you two are all over each other in front of me, so please hold off on making out until you have time alone” is a reasonable request- doable without impinging on anyone severely.

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