"intruders" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who enters someone else's property, space, or country unauthorized or without invitation. For example: "The intruders gained access to the building by jumping over the back fence."
All that is left is a story to tell our children: a story of thousands of Syrian people who confronted Assad's tyranny and dictatorship with tremendous sacrifices, and yet the world turned its back on them; a revolution that was poisoned by intruders, traitors and foreign money.
He is said to have become obsessed with the idea he was being constantly watched by intruders or evil spirits, and to have carried loaded guns and threatened people, including his ex-wife (who isn't depicted in this movie).
Originally constructed in the 12th century within the earthworks of a Bronze Age Neolithic fort, the church is surrounded by a ditch, which legend states is there to keep the spirits in rather than intruders out, and may have been built with stones taken from a henge that once stood on the site.
He said its magnanimity did not extend to intruders.
And these numbers cover only cases in which intruders were eventually spotted, so the real damage done may be much worse than they suggest.To catch hackers early and create defences to keep them out, some companies are systematically studying the habits of highly organised groups.
In total, intruders gained access to 70m records that contained partial names and e-mail and postal addresses of customers.Target's catastrophic breach may come to be seen as the digital equivalent of BP's disastrous Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
When shocked bosses are presented with this sort of evidence, they usually reach for their chequebooks fast to fix the problem.Still, even a robust pentesting strategy combined with other security measures may not be able to foil dogged intruders.
And businesses are struggling to match the wiles of the unknown intruders trying to pinch their data.
Evicting the intruders from their mountain redoubts with ground forces alone was beginning to look like a protracted and expensive task.By May 25th, said officials, 17 Indian soldiers had died and 90 had been injured.
But the intruders slipped away.The intruders had occupied the village to stake a claim to Sabah by the man they recognise as the sultan of Sulu, Jamalul Kiram III, whose forebears once held sway over parts of Borneo and of what is now the Philippines, but who himself is a Filipino citizen living in Manila.
The security forces said they had killed 13 intruders, and suffered no casualties themselves.
