Sentence examples for encroachment from the from inspiring English sources
Boston's encroachment from the north has been more subtle than Philly's clamoring advance.
We used demographic surveys and controlled experiments with a dispersal-limited and endangered ecotonal plant, Astragalus bibullatus, to test the hypothesis that woody encroachment from the forest matrix threatens rare plants in globally imperiled limestone cedar glades.
It needs to keep improving to stave off encroachment from the top by Ticketmaster and bottom from EventBrite.
Botswana's origins as a state go back to the the late 1800s, when colonial power Britain formed the protectorate of Bechuanaland to halt Boer encroachment from the neighbouring Transvaal or German expansion from South West Africa.
Despite this shift towards a more intense fire regime, we observed little evidence for species turnover likely due to the improbability of species encroachment from the surrounding expanse of sagebrush steppe.
"I believe that the path that we're going is the right one to defend our institution against the encroachment from the executive branch and to preserve the Constitution of our country as it was written and as it was intended," Boehner told reporters earlier Thursday.
Given that the IRA plainly authorizes the Secretary to take land into trust for an Indian tribe, and in light of the Narragansett's status as such, the Court's decision can be best understood as protecting one sovereign (the State) from encroachment from another (the Tribe).
Flute, cello, percussion and piano create shiny new surfaces and a rigorous tone, but all are intermittently mocked by encroachments from the cabaret and cocktail lounge.
The peasantry paid the bulk of the direct taxes and supplied the army's foot soldiers; they were, therefore, to be protected against encroachments from the lords of the manor.
Mr Verrilli parried by paraphrasing another Federalist paper where James Madison registered a worry that Congress might "drain authority and energy from the executive" if presidents are not "fortified" against encroachments from the legislative branch.
After Gediminas' death, two of his sons succeeded him: Kęstutis ruled Lithuania proper, preventing territorial encroachments from the German knights and their allies, while Algirdas, the titular grand duke, continued his father's expansionist policies and, by conquering vast Russian and Tatar territories, stretched his domain from the Baltic to the Black Sea.
