Sentence examples for encroachments for from inspiring English sources

The actual relationship, of course, has always had its share of cavities and gingivitis, and the Vietnamese have been fending off various Chinese encroachments for a thousand years.

Besides, desilting measures to improve the carrying capacity of the river channel needs to be adopted and existing encroachments for settlement and infrastructural development should be removed.

The analysis showed a strong signal linking the expansion of soybean fields in settled agricultural areas at the southern and eastern rims of the Amazon basin to pasture encroachments for cattle production on the forest frontier.

In "Exit/Exist," presented by 651 Arts, he channels an ancestor, Chief Maqoma, a 19th-century Xhosa warrior who resisted colonial encroachment for decades before dying in prison on Robben Island, South Africa.

Texaco, as Kane writes, was far from the first oil company to contemplate drilling in this part of Ecuador: When Royal Dutch Shell was exploring the Oriente in the nineteen-forties, the Huaorani reacted as they had to every other cowode [outsider] encroachment for as far back as anyone knows: they resisted violently, killing hundreds of peasant workers and looting the camps.

This was possibly associated to land encroachment for agriculture and land restoration which was not suitable for grazing into shrubs.

The AEZ will be designed online to prevent the undesired tripping if the analysis shows that a distance relay may suffer the load encroachment for a particular scenario.

Although the government has declared the protected zone, U Minh Thuong is still under serious threats to biodiversity: Encroachment and disturbance of habitats: due to high density of local peoples, habitat area often undergoing encroachment for agriculture, aquaculture and other purposes.

Good intentions and police action may be no match for the encroachments of gadgetry and wirelessness.

He also tenaciously defended ecclesiastical jurisdiction against the encroachments of royal justice, argued for the continued exemption of the clergy from ordinary taxes, and played a part in raising the standard of living of the lower clergy.

Caring seems to many to be communism and for the conservatives who feel threatened by encroachment probably for centuries, there has been little liberal capacity to engage in a compassionate way, at least to attempt to understand where such negative feelings and opinions come from.