Sentence examples for incursion with from inspiring English sources

Japan, which administers the uninhabited rocks and knows them as the Senkakus, might, under its own laws, be unable to meet the incursion with force.

In addition, the GODJ had dispatched a delegation on the morning of April 20 to Moulhoule, in order to discuss the incursion with Eritrean officials.

The post-glacial sea-level rise caused a marine incursion with invasion of embayments and broad valleys, and it favored the evolution of an estuary with wide tidal mud flats occupied by mangroves between ~ 7400 and ~ 5100 cal yr B.P.

WASHINGTON Russiaia has roughly doubled the number of its battalions near the Ukrainian border, Western officials said Monday, and could respond to the Kiev government's gains there by launching a cross-border incursion with little or no warning.

Israel says preparations are under way for a possible ground incursion, with tanks and artillery massed along the border and 33,000 reservists mobilised out of 40,000 approved by the cabinet.

This Israeli incursion, with its bombing of power stations and ministry buildings, arrests of political leaders, destruction of homes, and use of civilians as human shields also qualifies as a war crime.

"You can feel it going in your head," the coach, Erin O. Taylor, 29, said after a doctor tightened the incursions with a screwdriver.

West End success eluded her as a playwright, but she did make two notable incursions, with The Garden, directed by Vivian Matalon and starring Brian Deacon and Diana Coupland, at the Hampstead Theatre Club in 1972; and with Country Ways at the Bristol Old Vic in 1983.

"This forms an important part of her majesty's government's commitment to uphold our sovereignty against unlawful incursions with a range of proportionate naval, police and diplomatic responses.

His cycle of etchings "Los desastres de la guerra" is still viewed as an effectively shocking depiction of war's horrors; the etchings called "Caprichos" and the late "black" paintings done on the walls of his farmhouse outside Madrid win admiration as uncanny incursions, with their witches and murky combats, into the subconscious, anticipating Surrealism.

The number of Iraqis have increased following the IS incursions with the arrival of Yazidis and Christians (BGST, 2015).