The railway would hardly have the same impact of the canal a century ago but would be a symbol of China's economic incursions into what the US once considered its backyard.
France has long resisted economic and cultural incursions by foreigners, particularly Americans.
Despite a series of Soviet-spurred economic blockades and military incursions designed to weaken its collective will, Lithuania persevered, and by that summer had seen its breakaway become almost universally recognized on the global stage.
Individual health-care abilities and opportunities are not independent of forces linked to globalization – including economic, political, and military incursions that result in displacement and migration [ 50].
Invasive microalgal incursions causing significant economic and ecological impacts have been reported from both marine and freshwater environments.
This isn't the 1930s, when government actions were largely new incursions on the established economic and social order.
According to Yeshoshfat Harkabi (former head of Israeli military intelligence), these early infiltrations were limited incursions, initially motivated by economic reasons, such as Palestinians crossing the border into Israel to harvest crops in their former villages.
The locals in Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo, have long resented the incursion on their land and economic life.
After the colonies passed to the British crown, the old law underwent profound modifications, partly because of changed social and economic conditions and partly because of the incursion of rules and institutions derived from English common law.
Up to the moment of ISIS's incursion in Northern Iraq, Iraq's economic development was in part, arguably hampered by a Judiciary who were unable for reasons of political interference to perform their basic functions of imparting swift and impartial justice which banks, foreign investors and owners of small medium enterprises would expect.
