Many rank-and-file voters will take note of the big brands that speak out against measures that interfere with Americans` right to vote. Why would you want to influence someone`s fantasy sports blog and tell them what to fantasize and what not to fantasize? [Los Angeles Times] The new law will not affect the way companies do business. Besides, if my hike is already affected by pine nuts, I don`t really need them to quantify their anger, as if they were doing me a big favor. It did not interfere with his own jealously guarded activity, his own task of bringing a fugitive to justice. It is strange in such moments to see how trivial things shock the conscience as something important and immeasurable. The new guidelines do not affect the free trade agreement or other cultural and sports exchange agreements. Good planning ensures that building types do not meet. [Financial Times] There, the clay is straightened and placed on the roof of the mouth at a precisely defined point. Violating means „violating someone else`s rights“ and can overlap interference, meaning „gradually invading the territory, property, or rights of others.“ By intervening, you are actually violating the rights of others. In most cases, violation refers to the right to privacy, while interference refers to property or territory. A last, impinge word usually means „to make an impression,“ but can also overlap with injuries and assaults.
When I saw that, I knew I was doing something personal for them, and maybe they used these conventional measures. Is there now such a rapid acceptance where Easterners and Westerners meet? The battle for public art in Savannah has had its share of bureaucracy, namely the ordinance for monuments in the downtown historic district. But, Edminster reminds us, Starland is far outside the National Historic Landmark District. „I don`t want to interfere with downtown, so I think we`re going to try to focus on the Starland district,“ he says. — Connect Savannah, September 18, 2019 Another word added to the mix is impinge, which means „especially in a brutal collision to hit or race“ or „to have an effect: to make an impression.“ „The state has an important government interest in criminalizing participation in an insurgency involving acts of violence,“ Judge Lawrence Piersol wrote in an order Wednesday. But the three laws „go far beyond this reasonable interest and. interfere with protected freedom of expression and other expressive activities, as well as the right to organize. « – Rapid City (S.D.) Journal, September 18, 2019 Impinges, i.e. (1) collide or hit or (2) penetrate, will usually follow from top to bottom. In the second sense, where the word is most common today, impinge is an intransitive verb, so it cannot have a direct object (i.e.
it cannot act directly on something and must have one or on to intervene). For example, you can compromise the privacy of something, but you don`t interfere with their privacy. Things are far away, but as far as they look, not unpleasant. But he said documents already obtained under freedom of information laws showed plain packaging would infringe tobacco companies` trademark rights. [Sydney Morning Herald] Justice Department directives require the attorney general`s authorization to investigate or charge a member of the media with a crime to ensure that prosecutions do not interfere with press freedom. James Park runs JPA Design, a London-based company specializing in aircraft interiors. His team is currently working on a bucket seat with a fixed backrest that does not affect the passenger behind him, even if he leans back. — Mark Ellwood, Condé Nast Traveler, 28. August 2019 What could come close to Duchamp`s anti-retinal stance than paints so dark they can hardly affect our retina? Hines` paintings do not make us feel miserable enough that the misery of his subjects strikes us completely. Nor does it interfere with „the fundamental right to privacy guaranteed by the United States Constitution.“ The close synonym violation of Impinge is both transitive and intransitive.
As a transitive verb, it means to hurt or break. For example, you could break the law by driving too fast on the highway. As an intransitive verb, it is synonymous with encroachment – that is, it also means to penetrate – and also captures or receives. It is said that the imagination of the line is impressed by the sight of the heavy mass that is about to hit it. District officials say erosion is damaging wildlife habitat and interfering with park facilities. Erosion has resulted in sediment pollution downstream and poses a safety risk to park visitors. — Jack Jacobs, The Virginia Gazette, September 18, 2019 Impinge can also mean „to hurt“ or „to interfere,“ and this usage is sufficiently established to be covered in the dictionary: neither really wants to violate the autonomy of universities. [Custody] Vermont is appealing a ruling that the law violates commercial freedom of expression. [USA Today] And, of course, the violation is best known in the text of the 2nd Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution: .“ The right of the people to bear arms and bear arms must not be violated. These words have a lot of overlap, so it`s usually not a problem if you use one instead of the other. Sometimes, however, you can see injuries and aggressions merged into a third word: tilt. There is little evidence of an increase in print, but it appears to be slightly more common in spoken English. The verb to violate means to violate someone else`s rights, often in a gradual but clearly identifiable way. For example, you may be infringing someone else`s trademark or copyright by using their copyrighted work for yourself. If they rule in favor of Catholic adoptive mothers and the CSS, they risk interfering with the rights of LGBTQ Americans — and perhaps others — not only in foster care agencies, but in any government-sponsored program. The court can only annul laws on budgetary and fiscal matters if they violate the fundamental rights to life and human dignity. [Montreal Gazette] A federal appeals court upheld a 2018 ruling that a Chinese company had infringed several patents held by Aspen Aerogels Inc. — Lisa Eckelbecker, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette, August 29, 2019 The injury has a meaning close to intervention and, in fact, intervention is part of the definition of injury in the dictionary.
Trespassing means „invading the property or rights of others in gradual or covert stages“ or „going beyond usual or reasonable limits.“ While the violation tends to focus on personal rights, interference is often used in the context of property or territory, as in „water approached and interfered with our beach volleyball game.“ .