"Two different federalism boundaries are being trespassed" by the Bush campaign's lawsuit, said Robert Post, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
Just as importantly, Egypt's patriarchs required a far-reaching security apparatus to protect their reserved bastions of control from being trespassed by outsiders; the government spent more on its ministry of interior, the main element of its policing system, than on health and education combined.
Harper showed the reflexes of a mongoose, the lithe grace of a leopard – and the attitude of a feral guard dog, reacting as if Gooch was trespassing by leaving his crease.
In some ways, that's also why it's wicked: the scene is trespassing that boundary by saying 'I defy you.
In "Wherever I Wind Up," Dickey recounts an anecdote from his first day in the majors, when a veteran pitcher, instead of saying hello, kicked Dickey's brown leather shoes into the middle of the clubhouse floor: "I guess my shoes were trespassing on his territory by a few inches".
The details are interesting but complicated: in essence, on the basis of the claim that two Dutch vessels were trespassing on seas owned by England near Greenland, a small British fleet seized the contents of the Dutch ships.
"They are POWs from NATO countries and they were trespassing on our territory uncontrolled by the junta in Kiev, which, they said, invited them to Ukraine," Ponomaryov said earlier in the day in an interview with The Times.
On Sunday, I went to see Dan Bell, a cattle rancher who lives on the Arizona border with Mexico, and whose land is frequently trespassed by migrants and drug smugglers.
