Hemenway, her biographer, writes that it was precisely because of her desire to avoid "such encroachment" on her freedom that her marriages failed.
Ms. Crawford successfully obtained a rare restraining order from the courts that halted any further encroachment on her land until questions surrounding TransCanada's right to condemn her property are resolved.
Perhaps, but her conversation was beyond encroachment.
If Ms. Leive was irritated by the encroachment on her big night, she wasn't saying.
A colleague of slain Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, known for her fight against the encroachment of hydroelectric dams and mines on indigenous lands, has been found dead.
Although Ranavalona has traditionally been depicted as a cruel and xenophobic tyrant, in more recent historical analyses she is commonly viewed as an astute politician who effectively protected the political and cultural sovereignty of her nation from European encroachment.
Austrian assertiveness as Ottoman influence declined was compounded with Russian determination to resist any encroachment that threatened her historic interests in the Black Sea region.Since 1870 south-east Europe had been the only site of European wars 1877-78, 1912, 1913.
A woman might skip having children in her twenties or thirties in order to focus on her career, only to discover by her forties that its demands not to mention the encroachment of middle age make motherhood even less manageable than it appeared at twenty-five or thirty.
But the statistics, though shocking, are less moving than the incredible story of the one lone mother who after losing her mate, must find a way to ensure the survival of her little family as she is pushed from her pride land by another pride escaping other encroachment into the wild.
One cheer for her apolitical essays, for her memory's "mooning and maundering," and three cheers for when art's encroachment on politics serves to bring out the best in her.
