Sentence examples for intrusive new from inspiring English sources

Polls show that about half the Cuban-American community in Florida resents the intrusive new sanctions.

There was perhaps no need for an intrusive new law, he said in the spring of 2006.

Ever since the Thanksgiving rebellion over intrusive new pat-downs that some have dubbed "gate-rape," Americans have been debating security requirements versus privacy rights.

At the very least, it makes it harder to press other governments to accept intrusive new checks for detecting clandestine bomb-making.

And nineties marketers, being on a more advanced rung of the sponsorship spiral, have dutifully come up with clever and intrusive new selling techniques to do just that.

So will Labour take the political risk of voting down intrusive new powers for which no convincing case has been made?

CONS: Buyers will learn the difference between the sounds of older, slightly louder Metro-North trandsleekerleeker and less-intrusive new ones as they go zipping by on the tracks embedded along Park Avenue.

ASKED to indulge in that intrusive New York practice of checking the label, Mr. Fort-Brescia moves obligingly toward his wife.

In particular, the Discrete Equation Method (DEM) for the discretization of the five-equation model is modified for including a formulation based on the adaptive Semi-Intrusive (aSI) scheme, thus yielding a new intrusive scheme (sDEM) for simulating stochastic two-phase flows.

Euro-zone leaders have become adept at talking up grand long-term plans to safeguard their currency more intrusive fiscal supervision, new treaties to advance political integration.

(He also had to deal with the absurd, labyrinthine, and intrusive demands of New York State censors — he turned Cinema 16 into a subscription-only organization as a way around their regulations).