Sentence examples for is an incursion on from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles's argument is that watching these videos is an incursion on relatives' grief.

Is it possible there might be an incursion on the track?

They're saying, 'We're doing this whether you like it or not.' " Other protesters insisted that while they supported religious freedoms, the location of the planned Islamic center was an incursion on the rights of those who deemed ground zero a hallowed space.

While specialists believe adding to the problem list would be an incursion on an area of the medical record owned by the PCP, the data indicates that PCP's believe specialists should feel comfortable adding to the problem list.

Some specialists expressed that adding a problem to the problem list would be an incursion on an area of the medical record owned by the PCP, or that adding to the problem list is extra work that is not strongly relevant to the care they provide.

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "There was an incursion into British waters near Gibraltar by the Spanish navy on 18 February, during a Royal Navy exercise.

Meanwhile Nato on Friday condemned what it said was an "incursion" into Ukraine by Russian military vehicles.

"The mergers represent an incursion on regional rights and the stomping out of local cultures.

Any still frame from the video might be a defensible incursion on privacy, yet the whole video is something more than the sum of these parts.What are the dangers of such videos?

Freedom of religion was omitted from the law as a result of the protests of the Pueblo, whose political arrangements were theocratic, but the law was a major incursion on tribal self-determination, nonetheless (Norgren and Shattuck, 1993: 169).

The tideline is strewn with plastic detritus (the wardens play high-tide challenge, daring to eat washed up packs of Hula-Hoops) and the newest incursion is a windfarm on the horizon: at night, its lights create a city on the water where once there was darkness.