Sentence examples for opposing encroachment from inspiring English sources

The UAE's unique foreign policy approach will continue to turn heads due to its similarity with many Western policies: supporting Saudi great power politics, opposing encroachment of political Islam, and creating ripe conditions for capitalist growth.

This is often articulated by libertarian arguments advocating the rights of smokers in their own home and opposing perceived encroachment of the State into private space.

"I think this bill is in the finest traditions of state governments opposing federal encroachments," said Bruce Fein, a former associate deputy attorney general and general counsel to the Federal Communications Commission at a March hearing in Maryland.

They will therefore form alliances with fellow-autocrats, who will oppose any encroachment on their sovereignty.

According to a recent analysis by Erickson and Conor Kennedy for the Centre for International Maritime Security, "Chinese media coverage of Tanmen fishermen often states that a large portion of incidents in the South China Sea between Chinese fishermen and foreign states is attributable to the Tanmen fishermen and maritime militia, whose members resolutely oppose 'foreign encroachment'".

Philosophers who claimed to be apolitical or who opposed the encroachment of politics in university campuses paradoxically became a part of openly political debates.

Regal Entertainment, AMC Entertainment, and Cinemark, "have aggressively opposed any encroachment on their release window, maintaing that any shortening would encourage consumers to stay home," according to one report.

Britain opposed communist encroachment into southern Africa, but knew it would become an international pariah if it publicly opposed general consensus at the UN, which roundly condemned colonialism in all forms and supported communist-backed insurgencies across the region, regarding them as racial liberation movements.

After succeeding his uncle as head of the Cluniac priory of St. Victor, near Geneva, he began to oppose the encroachments made by Charles III, duke of Savoy, and the bishop of Geneva against that city's liberties.

"We have very little residual rule-making capacity," says one regulator.Many national supervisors, including those in Britain, which has in the past opposed any European encroachment on how the City is run, are reasonably sanguine about these developments.

A quarter of the 18percentt who disapproved said they opposed a perceived encroachment on the Second Amendment. .