Sentence examples for an incursion on from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles's argument is that watching these videos is an incursion on relatives' grief.

Is it possible there might be an incursion on the track?

I am not sure I could have defended against an incursion on e6.

Mr. Schundler began his morning today with an incursion on Mr. McGreevey's home turf, visiting the Reo Diner in Woodbridge, where Mr. McGreevey is mayor.

Critics counter that government regulation represents an incursion on free speech, individual privacy and the watchdog role of the Web in China.

In 1808 the English warship Phaeton made an incursion on Nagasaki, and three years later the Russian naval lieutenant V.M. Golovnin landed on Kunashiri Island, where he was arrested by bakufu authorities.

And the view of America has actually gone down amongst Palestinians, who saw their territory the scene of heavy fighting when Israeli forces executed an incursion to take on Hamas.

Given the data and analysis presented here, the Australian containment emphasis should be shifted from the Australian Bryophyllum population (along with the prediction that it is likely to infest citrus) to preventing an incursion of the pest species on citrus in South Africa and which is still not present in Australia.

Like many farmers, he regards any incursion on his land not just as a personal affront, but as some sort of sinister intimation that he's not doing his job properly.

Dogancan Aksoy, a journalism student at METU, described a police incursion on campus over the weekend in which police cut fences surrounding the dorms to enter the forest.

Any still frame from the video might be a defensible incursion on privacy, yet the whole video is something more than the sum of these parts.What are the dangers of such videos?