Sentence examples for it does not encroach from inspiring English sources

Dr Louise Irvine, a London GP who is also campaigning against the link between private healthcare and the NHS, and standing in the election for the National Health Action Party in South West Surrey said: "As long as NHS doctors do their private work wholly in their own time so it does not encroach on or harm their NHS work then we have no real objection.

Since fences are often constructed along property borders, be very scrupulous to ensure that it does not encroach on anyone else's territory before beginning to build.

But it's also very narrow, so it doesn't encroach on the room too much".

The Obama administration's ostensibly inflexible stance that opposed all construction, even if it did not encroach on additional land, was widely interpreted in Israel as a sign that America's new president had bought into the simplistic narrative that holds that if only Israel could be pushed into enough concessions, peace would suddenly break out in the Middle East.

The tissue was not debrided since it did not encroach on the visual axis.

The government's argument is that the data it's collecting is largely anonymised, and thus does not encroach on individual privacy.

The Star-Ledger, also owned by Newhouse, generally does not encroach on its sister paper's circulation area in Hudson County.

"It is in our national interest that the new treaty, outside the EU, does not encroach on the single market.

So long as any walk devised by a would-be guide does not encroach on those already in the business, Mr Tucker is happy to consider including it in his brochure.

Our studies show that this is an additional purchase that does not encroach on the PC market.

"The plan that we've advanced and which has been approved calls for underground expansion that does not encroach on a single blade of grass in Central Park.