Sentence examples for Every encroachment from inspiring English sources

It was therefore essential, Madison concluded, for judges, whose life tenure insulates them from the demands of the majority, to serve as the guardians of our liberties and as "an impenetrable bulwark" against every encroachment upon our most cherished freedoms.

Trust me -- I know exactly how annoying that is, let alone on an airplane, where every encroachment into your personal space feels like a human rights violation.

When James Madison first proposed the Bill of Rights, he counseled that the success of our constitutional system would depend in no small part upon the courage and wisdom of our federal judges, who would serve as the "guardians" of our liberties and as "an impenetrable bulwark" against every "encroachment" upon our most cherished freedoms.

No more invocations of 9/11 to justify every encroachment on liberty, every new step in the surveillance of Americans, every advance in pat-downs and wand-downs and strip downs that keeps fear high and the homeland security state afloat.

Independent tribunals of justice will consider themselves in a peculiar manner the guardians of [Bill of Rights guarantees]; they will be an impenetrable bulwark against every assumption of power in the legislative or executive; they are will be naturally led to resist every encroachment upon rights expressly stipulated for in the constitution by the declaration of rights.

Congress governments have presided over every Hindu encroachment on the mosque, from the smuggling in of the idols in 1949, to the opening of the gates of the mosque to regular Hindu worship in 1985, to its demolition in 1992.

"Our cemeteries' boundaries get smaller every year because of encroachment from agriculture and suburban development".

Texaco, as Kane writes, was far from the first oil company to contemplate drilling in this part of Ecuador: When Royal Dutch Shell was exploring the Oriente in the nineteen-forties, the Huaorani reacted as they had to every other cowode [outsider] encroachment for as far back as anyone knows: they resisted violently, killing hundreds of peasant workers and looting the camps.

In the absence of grazing, herbaceous cover was significantly greater in pasture patches than in woody encroachment patches at every monitoring time.

It disallows nearly every form of intrusive human encroachment to guarantee the landscape stays in its purest, untouched state.

Indeed, without Britain protesting further encroachment from Brussels at every opportunity, it's conceivable that the six original members—France, Germany, Italy, and the Benelux countries could come even closer together, creating a two-tiered structure, with a tightly integrated core at its center and a less integrated periphery.