impinge on [upon] another's rights
impinge on a person's way of thinking
Mass media are likely to impinge on public opinions.
They impinge on the final structure, grain size and properties of this alloy.
An individual's rights end when they impinge on the individual 'safety and rights of others.
She didn't allow her personal problems to impinge on her work.
But the workflow does not impinge on the interaction of the user with the message board at all yet.
Third, the axing of teacher training in universities will massively impinge on the quality of new entrants into the profession.
Although the division of function is analytically convenient, these functions will, in practice, impinge on one another.
The earth in moving around the sun, would impinge on move particles which are coming from its forward side than from its hind side.
There's also a liberal revolution in the moral sphere that says the state shouldn't impinge on choices about marriage, family structure, the role of women.
If these osteophytes impinge on any cervical nerve roots, pain, weakness, or tingling may radiate along the path of the nerve into the arm and hand.
Are any of them allowing things to impinge on their focus and energy, without knowing how they could more productively identify the source of their distraction and how to deal with it?
