Sentence examples for do not encroach upon from inspiring English sources

The DPRK, a responsible nuclear weapons state, will neither be the first to use nuclear weapons nor transfer relevant means and technology under any circumstances as already declared as long as the hostile forces for aggression do not encroach upon its sovereignty.

The supposed cultural thaw allowing Chinese people to think, say and even do what they like has created no more than "zones of indifference" as far as the party is concerned, tolerated so long as they do not encroach upon public space.

This period in postwar architecture was followed by the mass-construction of large Panel System apartment blocks, most of which were built outside the city centre and thus do not encroach upon the beauty of the old or new towns.

Let's hope those pesky trains, the dreaded summer flies, and the current heat wave or, indeed, the press, do not encroach upon the Clinton-Mezvinsky wedding (nor the more toxic Astor curses of mumps or serial monogamy) and that if Mark steps on the glass, as is the tradition in Jewish weddings, the ghost of Helen does not come out and pinch him for leaving shards on the rug.

reflected the changed status and attitudes of women of those days, but did not encroach upon the existing male culture and a social structure intended to maintain the traditional ideology given to women.

I never thought I'd type this sentence, but we should all take notes from the World of Warcraft couple: They used the internet to find someone they shared a connection with, didn't encroach upon each other's space, and now have reached an enviably high level of happiness.

The wars and disease, the deprivation and disasters, do not encroach on us, particularly the young.

The direction of the guide pins are such that they do not encroach on the physis when the screws are finally seated.

When it's a question of bodily autonomy, don't encroach on the will of another person," said Greaves.

In the Netherlands the Baroque style did not encroach on late Renaissance furniture until nearly 1640.

Because the ball hit the top of the padding, fans did not encroach onto the playing field.