Sentence examples for attempting to encroach from inspiring English sources

Musa says white writers should read, support and promote the work of writers of colour before attempting to encroach on that space themselves, if that is something they want to do.

Zwiebel stands by his assertion, first expressed publicly in 2009, that the DA should not attempt to encroach on the power of the rabbis.

Past attempts to encroach on what Muslims call the "Noble Sanctuary" have been met by outrage and violent resistance.

Q — Why will he resist every attempt to encroach?

It is refreshing to read "Florida to Get Major Butterfly Center" (March 20) amid current political attempts to encroach on our environment.

A — I speak from the heart when I say to you that my candidate is a man unafraid, a man in whom there is no guile, who is equal to the task, whose name is a household word, who has worked untiringly, who is one of the outstanding, who has embarked on a career, who has not failed his country, who is a consistent advocate of, who has answered the call, and who will resist every attempt to encroach.

But many ethnic Latvians believe the referendum was an attempt to encroach on the country's independence.

In the interim, I for one will stubbornly and pointlessly resist this attempt to encroach on my phone.

The Tea Party House attempt to encroach upon the Senate's role in the appointment process is such a bold usurpation that it presents an opportunity for President Obama to push back against confirmation obstruction.

Despite general reluctance, its ability to do so should not be underestimated, particularly to counter any attempt to encroach on its domains or dealing with overwhelming public sentiment against elected officials.

It's going to try to encroach.