'his encroachment' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used as a way to describe when someone does something that goes beyond the limits of what is allowed or appropriate, either to a person's rights or property. For example: "John was very angry when he saw his neighbor's encroachment on his property."
Not only did Miller, who has been called to Costa Rica's national team, incur a handball call inside the penalty area, but his encroachment on the subsequent penalty kick wiped out Luis Robles's save on Chris Wondolowski, allowing last season's M.L.S. leading scorer to retake the kick, successfully.
The dramatic focus thus ingeniously shifts from Becket's initial dilemma of whether to oppose the king for his encroachment on the church to a new conflict: whether it is a sin to covet martyrdom, with its promise of posthumous earthly glory and, presumably, a major celestial reward.
However, the court set aside the question of whether it was reasonable and proportionate to enforce the order against Haw, whose long-standing presence on the pavement on the east of Parliament Square was not challenged, save for his encroachment on to a small adjoining part of the gardens where he pitched a tent.
Despite his three decades of experience, and his encroachment on those ever so cosy 60s, he loves his job.
In the 1990s, many Democrats embraced Bill Clinton's wars of choice in the Balkans and accepted his encroachments on civil liberties following the Oklahoma City bombing, while many Republicans tilted noninterventionist and libertarian.
Any challenge to Obama's wars, his cow towing to Wall Street, his feeble efforts to impede environmental catastrophes, his encroachments on civil liberties, and his milquetoast reforms that enhance the power of the profiteers that make them necessary is welcome.
His territorial encroachments, his desire for world hegemony, and his coronation in 1804 as emperor forced Alexander to declare war against him.
"I am closing the door on managing the Mets and probably everybody else," Torre told reporters in Los Angeles after he was informed that Manuel had criticized him for his perceived encroachment on his job.
He eventually warmed as much to his vocal tasks as he did to his conductorial encroachments, carrying the work to a riveting and affecting conclusion of a type seldom squandered in a rehearsal.
To ensure an effective bureaucracy and to protect his authority from encroachment or usurpation, the ruler must make use of shu ("administrative techniques" or "statecraft").
Paradoxically, in his writings Lizot deplores the corruption of his subjects by the encroachment of civilization.
