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impinge on

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impinge (up)on someone or something
to affect or interfere with someone or something. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) This will not impinge upon me at all. Will this matter impinge on my policies in any way?


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Incredibly, Gordon Brown has agreed to these plans "provided they do not impinge on fiscal sovereignty".
Several Indian tribes in Peru's Amazon rainforest have been demonstrating against the government over moves they say impinge on the region's land, oil and mineral rights.
There are numerous reasons why some pupils perform better than others, including the fact that material and personal problems can impinge on performance.
 
 
 
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