Sentence examples for future encroachment from inspiring English sources

Second, we used historical aerial photographs to construct a spatial model of past tree encroachment and to predict near future encroachment.

The decision was a major shift from previous court decisions and granted governors a legal basis to resist future encroachment on their powers.

Fuller argued that this right was only exercisable by Parliament, and believed that the extension of the Royal Prerogative would lead to future encroachment on the civil liberties of English citizens.

"Knowing what you're entitled to will actually give Indigenous groups and leaders the tools with which to challenge future projects and future encroachments on their traditional territory and land," he said.

She said that if Beijing will "get back to one country, two systems [and] allow us to have one man, one vote", then the formula will demonstrate to China that "the system works", so safeguarding Hong Kong from future encroachments.

Compared with open interspace, a twofold increase in juniper seedlings and saplings was detected beneath juniper piles, which will act as sources for future juniper encroachment.

Accordingly, policy recommendations should consider these demographic factors, and future woody plant encroachment research should explicitly include human dimensions.

The Continental Army had to prevent all future British naval encroachment, or risk being divided.

By performing their best impression of Jerry Jones — the Dallas Cowboys' owner, who in 1996 filed an antitrust lawsuit against the N.F.L., calling it an illegal cartel that encroached on his local rights, then settled a year later — the Rangers are saying they can't abide this encroachment, or future ones, on their turf.

The Park Service has decided to seek more of Graymoor's land to preclude a similar encroachment in the future, she said.

"As Hong Kong residents grapple with continued encroachments by Beijing, the future of free expression on the island and its status as the regional publishing hub is in question," said Suzanne Nossel, Executive Director of PEN America.