In 1848, article XI of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo gave the US responsibility for controlling "hostile Indian incursions" in Mexico.
We call here this phenomenon the invasive bridgehead effect, likening the successful population of a biological invader to a military force that establishes a foothold, historically at the far side of a bridge, prior to further incursions into hostile territories.
The great Atacama Desert stretches along the Pacific coast from northern Chile and along coastal Peru nearly to the border with Ecuador; rare, but occasional, rainfall interrupts the barrenness of this parched, hostile environment permitting infrequent but noteworthy incursions of mosquitoes and epizoodemic VEE virus (4 ).
Over the weekend, the five were charged with making preparations for incursions into foreign countries to engage in hostile activities.
Although in the previous period they had fought with large forces, at this time they accomplished nothing great or worthy of mention by the incursions that they were making upon the hostile territory; yet they did not cease attacking the strongholds and plundering the country. 2 In Apulia also they plundered all Daunia and won back the Canusians, from whom they took hostages.
Either outcome has profound implications for Israel as well, which is increasingly finding itself surrounded by hostile forces, as was in evidence this past week with the border incursion along its Sinai border by jihadists, using stolen Egyptian military vehicles.
On Tuesday he was charged with preparing for incursions into foreign countries for the purpose of engaging in hostile activities, one of the new offences introduced last year by the federal government to stem the flow of Australians to the conflict in Iraq and Syria.
Specifically, for "incursions into foreign countries with the intention of engaging in hostile activities".
Despite these incursions, Romanians remained devout.
Lakmal made the initial incursions.
Incursions by surveillance vessels came first.
