As a result, a lot of coal slurry has been stacking in the air for a long time, they not only encroach a great quantity of land but also cause serious damage to ecological environment.
Fundamentally, privacy is being abolished – not eroded, not diminished, not encroached upon, but abolished.
Then you have a bigger problem, Radcliffe says: "Not only is he encroaching on other managers'territoryry,' but his ill-informed 'guidance' may be interfering with the other groups' operations".
The effects of climate change are already being felt in the U.S. and around the world in the form of not only extreme weather, but encroaching disease, water shortages, acidifying oceans, species loss and increasing atmospheric temperatures.
Specifically, while the label measured nearly 0.7 mm thick, it only encroached 0.11 mm within the vessel wall.
But the Democrats watch in horror as Hillary continues to scratch up the once silvery sheen on Obama, and as John McCain not only consolidates his own party but encroaches on theirs by boldly venturing into Selma, Ala., on Monday to woo black voters.
What begins as modest portrait of a happy family gives way to a story in which the encroaching civil war decimates not only the country, but also the soul of a man who believes the pool is his entire life.
The novel's title refers not only to the environmental catastrophe of the encroaching walls of ice but also to the emotional numbness of the victimized girl whom the warden and the narrator are vying to possess.
Small wonder then that a small architecture firm, Bread Studio, has proposed a floating cemetery that would not only come with great feng shui but also avoid encroaching on precious land.
These rights concerned not only the "outward" activity of the church but also encroached upon the inner life of the church as was shown by the role of the emperor in summoning and leading imperial councils to formulate fundamental Christian doctrine and to ratify their decisions.
