Examples of using Impinge in English and their translations into German
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Why impinge upon the powers and responsibilities of the Council of Europe?
The machineries of enslavement and subjectivation impinge on relationships.
It would impinge upon the transparency and clarity of the explanation of our policy.
This guards against conflicts of interest that could impinge on monetary policy.
However, as it stands it would impinge upon the right of initiative of the Commission.
Scientists are searching for commonalities,and if point mutations in disparate proteins impinge on the same processes.
The borrowing mechanism should not impinge any fiscal responsibility of the Member States.
Meanwhile, legislation is beingprepared to make a criminal of anyone who might jokingly impinge upon holy territory.
This would seriously impinge on the right of each Member State to fix and collect tax.
We are not saying that developers most brazen way impinge on our owned housing land.
Amendments 23 and 24 impinge upon the Commission's right of initiative and for that reason cannot be accepted.
They block everything that does not appeal to them or that could impinge on their own position of power.
Undoubtedly such currents can impinge on a man and cause the same reactions as result from physical causes.
The accompanying IT- safety solutions protect all processes that will impinge outside of the Smart Industry.
They modify the landscape and may impinge on natural habitats, wildlife, and other human activities.
Inevitably there is overlap between the Action Plans since thedifferent policy areas at which they are targeted impinge on each other.
Pollution, overfishing and global climate change all impinge on the ocean ecosystem and jeopardise the very existence of many people.
Many needs don't become apparent until seen in conjunction with the pregnancy,which acts as a lens, but they impinge on the lives of many people.
If it is not, we would impinge on the rights of the new Parliament which is sovereign and should give legitimacy to the Commission for the next five years.
It must bestressed that voluntary modulation must not impinge on Parliament's budgetary powers.
Thus, major parts of the incoming radiation impinge vertical to the pyroelectric crystal, which allows for very precise gas analysis particular in gas detection technology.
Today we can clearly see that thevaulted ceilings of the ground floor doorways impinge on what was the lower windows of the Great Hall.
The possibility to adopt common decisions would impinge on the Member States' rights; there would also be concerns as to the competent court for challenging such decisions.
First, rich countries are deeplyreluctant to embrace any collective plan that might impinge on their own domestic policy maneuvers.
In addition, the gate carries out these operations on all photons which impinge on the resonator with the trapped atom- at least in principle.
Fibre optic cables can be used as distributed acoustic sensors: light pulses inserted from one end arereflected if sound or pressure waves impinge on the cable at some point.
The frequencymodulated pulse-shaped variations of the radiation power impinge on the parabolic mirror of diameter D 240 mm and f 60 mm focal length D/f 4/1.
Others- most notoriously, the confinement of roughly 450alleged Muslim fighters in Guantánamo Bay- impinge on people thought to be the enemy.
Mr Kargaard, Mr van Dijk andMr Löw expressed concern that the Regulation could impinge on national collective agreements and disrupt national unemployment benefit schemes.
As an additional safeguard, the Regulations establishing the newAuthorities clearly prohibit them from taking any decisions which impinge on the fiscal responsibilities of Member States.