impinges

Bennett: Whether an Arizona campaign-finance law that gives extra funds to candidates who participate in the public-financing system when their opponents who don't participate spend money beyond a certain limit impinges on the speech rights of the privately funded candidates.

Supreme Court cases left to cram into term 2011

Given that our 24/7 society increasingly impinges on the lives of many people, it is important to consider what effects changes in sleep duration may have on health and wellbeing in the long term.

Sleep changes associated with loss of brain power in middle age 2011

You can know only that much of the play and interplay of force and matter as impinges in one way or another on our senses.

Chapter 36 2010

If a tyrant were to misunderstand this to promise political freedom, and from that freedom build a government that impinges constantly on inalienable human rights, his government would be torn down by the same Declaration that he falsely used to justify its construction.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Change I Can Believe In 2010

The question is whether the law that triggers a second set of public matching funds, beyond an initial lump sum, impinges on the opponents' free speech by discouraging them from spending extra money in their campaigns.

Ariz. campaign-finance case brings out sharp divisions 2011

A development that impinges on trees requires approval from forestry officials, one on the coast from environment bureaucrats.

Ailing Greece Tries National Tag Sale Charles Forelle 2011

It is unlawful to discriminate on the grounds of religion or belief and the law does not entitle people to apply such beliefs in a way which impinges upon other people, even if they claim that their religion or belief requires them to act in this way.

Doctors' anti-abortion views could impact on women's access to service 2011

In truth, the public interest is so thin in revealing them that most of the time press lawyers have abandoned making public interest arguments for disclosure – rather resorting to Article 10 of the European Convention that gives people the right to "freedom of expression", without acknowledging that one person's freedom is circumscribed when it impinges on another's.

Sex, killers, and the twisted narrative of the superinjunction 2011

Bennett: Whether an Arizona campaign-finance law that gives extra funds to candidates who participate in the public-financing system when their opponents who don't participate spend money beyond a certain limit impinges on the speech rights of the privately funded candidates.

Supreme Court cases left to cram into term 2011

The idea that people have a right to paid vacations, central heating, and a college education, for example, would have been unthinkable throughout most of human history ... my freedom to have my teeth fixed impinges on my dentist's freedom to sit at home and read the paper.

I Heart Steven Pinker, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009