Sentence examples for any trespass from inspiring English sources

Since their wealth has feet and can be stolen in an eye blink, they are forced to deter rustlers by cultivating a hair-trigger for violent retaliation against any trespass or insult that probes their resolve.

Moore said he believed the final clause, making any trespass a breach of the order, was intended to stop him taking part in any Occupy-style protest involving the pitching of tents.

"We all reject any trespassing or offense to our Prophet Muhammad," Mr. Morsi said, adding, "We oppose anyone who offends our prophet with words, actions, expression.

There is no way on God's earth that any Australian government, particularly a government that I lead, would in any way trespass on Indonesia's sovereignty, but when these boats keep coming illegally to our country that is a sovereignty issue for us.

Any such entry will constitute a trespass.

I grabbed my things, turned, and left, leaving Ricky, still talking to me apparently, like live holiday bait in the backroom for any rowdy trespassing adolescents to find.

When I asked Lucien Greaves, the Satanic Temple's spokesperson, via email whether or not they had to jump a fence or if there were any "no trespassing" signs around, he told me "There were no gates, no 'no trespassing' signs, no hours of appropriate visiting times posted at Magnolia Cemetery.

They have, however, professed innocence of any intent to trespass on intellectual property, casting their enterprise as a public service.

In any kind of competition, borders are porous; crossing them is what gives a trespass its power.

"It's a trespass".

In Hickman v Maisey, it was established that any use of a road that went beyond using it for its normal purpose could constitute a trespass, but this was altered by DPP v Jones.