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Maryland gun store owner Andy Raymond reversed his decision to sell the nation's first smart gun on Thursday after receiving online death threats from gun-rights activists protesting the technological milestone as a encroachment on the Second Amendment.

These two shootings "are a violation of the law and an encroachment on Iraqi sovereignty," said a statement from the General Command of the Iraqi armed forces.

He said a ban would be an encroachment on their rights, but his sympathy extended only to those too old or too disabled to work.

A yearlong F.B.I. surveillance of John Kerry's antiwar activities in the early 1970's was "a badge of honor" and an encroachment on civil liberties that has echoes in the presidential race, a Kerry spokesman said on Monday.

Do you believe that restricting image manipulation in advertising is a positive course correction or an encroachment on artistic freedom?

The project, though, faces opposition from parks and community activists as well as skeptical community boards that see the stadium as an encroachment on public land and essentially a giveaway to a foreign billionaire.

But the attack was condemned by the Iraqi Armed Forces general command, which described both it and the airport road shootings as "a violation of the law and an encroachment on Iraqi sovereignty".

The "No TAV" movement has become a rallying cry for activists across Italy who see the multibillion-euro European project as an encroachment on national sovereignty and a symbol of wasteful and useless exploitation for corporate gain.

After President Woodrow Wilson refused to comply with a law preventing him from removing postmasters without Senate approval, the Supreme Court struck down the statute in 1926 as an encroachment on executive power in a case that was seen as implicitly agreeing that a president is not required to execute unconstitutional laws.

Mr. West also defended his vote to support extension of some expiring parts of the USA Patriot Act, a move that some Tea Party members find an encroachment on personal liberties.

Tom Booth, a young lawyer who was buying wine on Stephen Avenue, noted that the population influx has meant a huge rise in living costs and an encroachment on the space and independence Calgarians once took for granted.