Sentence examples for as incursions from inspiring English sources

Alabama's law includes some provisions similar to the Arizona statute that courts rejected as incursions on legal terrain reserved for the federal government.

Benjamin Jones (NYT) THE AMERICAS VENEZUELA: ANGER OVER U.S. SHIPS -- Accusing the United States of "contravening international law," the Foreign Ministry has formally protested what it describes as incursions into Venezuela's waters this month by two U.S. Coast Guard vessels, the Reliance and the Gentian.

Design motifs act as incursions from one territory into another.

Similarly, he was insistent that the conditions of human freedom are not generated by human reason alone, but are experienced as incursions of transcendence in rational thought.

Socially democratic programs were also instituted, such as Medicare, the Canada Pension Plan, and Canada Student Loans, though provincial governments, particularly Quebec and Alberta, opposed many of these as incursions into their jurisdictions.

The situation was furthermore favorable to the Romans: Vologases faced a serious revolt by the Hyrcanians in the region of the Caspian Sea as well as incursions of Dahae and Sacae nomads from Central Asia, and was unable to support his brother.

And, as the BBC reported in its recent story, the plan will mean extension into remote areas, as well as incursion into private lands.

As barbarian incursions continued, some advancing as far as the heart of Italy, Rome's borders began to collapse, with frontier forces swiftly finding themselves cut off deep in the enemy's rear.

The Israeli propaganda machine is trying to blur the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Palestinians during the Gaza incursions as well as the nature of the struggle.

Also that year he returned to Ukraine to defend against continuing Tatar and Moldovan incursions, as well as Cossack unrest.

The source described today's actions as minor incursions, and it was unclear if the army planned any deeper incursions.