Sentence examples for any further encroachments from inspiring English sources

These districts formed the league in order to check any further encroachments and to do whatever they could, by common action, to support anti-Habsburg candidates for the German crown.

Mr. Putin did not declare a new Cold War, but he bluntly challenged the post-Soviet order that had more or less held for nearly a quarter-century, and made it clear that Russia was prepared to defend itself from any further encroachment or interference in areas it considers part of its core security, including Russia itself.

Ms. Crawford successfully obtained a rare restraining order from the courts that halted any further encroachment on her land until questions surrounding TransCanada's right to condemn her property are resolved.

Realizing this led some Indians to consider mounting a united resistance to further encroachments.

He also went to Cilicia in an effort to prevent further encroachments of the Phrygians under King Midas (Assyrian: Mitā).

Recent developments like further encroachments on Palestinian territory and the adoption of Israel's cause by Christian evangelicals are also addressed.

By lifting the restrictions, Mr. Thain hopes that the combination of an enhanced electronic trading platform, combined with the expertise of the exchange's specialists, will fend off further encroachments from electronic competitors.

He could stave off a referendum, hold together his Coalition, win over his party and prevent further encroachments on British commercial freedom by the use of that one little, previously unsayable word, "No".

But now that the principle of hypothecation has been accepted, it may be difficult for it to resist further encroachments into its control of the public finances.Some Whitehall observers believe that the Treasury's apparent change of heart owes more to political opportunism than genuine conversion.

"Because we know that setting that precedent will lead to further encroachments down the road.

After Gov. Jerry Brown's recent (but ultimately unsuccessful) attempts to micromanage the state's public four-year institutions of higher education, UC needs a strong voice in Sacramento to fight for funding and fend off further encroachments on the university's academic independence.