Sentence examples for over encroachment from inspiring English sources

Even though, by luck, that didn't happen, "the cost to our relationship with Pakistan and the backlash among the Pakistani public over encroachment on their territory was … severe".

And even then, the cost to our relationship with Pakistan — and the backlash among the Pakistani public over encroachment on their territory — was so severe that we are just now beginning to rebuild this important partnership.

And even then, the cost to our relationship with Pakistan – and the backlash among the Pakistani public over encroachment on their territory – was so severe that we are just now beginning to rebuild this important partnership.

In the Philippines, for example, which is engaged in a number of battles-of-will with China over encroachments on territory it claims in parts of the South China Sea, 93% of respondents were "concerned" about the possibility of conflict.In Vietnam, in whose claimed territorial waters China started operating an oil-rig in May, it was 84%.

However, the etching of the HSQ in diluted HF needs to take over bubble encroachments on the dielectric surface issued from the releasing of the hydrogen gas during SiOxHy etching that induces severe degradations leading to a rough surface.

Vietnam's worries over Chinese encroachment were reflected in its recent choices for weapons purchases.

The UN Security Council has expressed "grave concerns" over the encroachment of the rebels in the impoverished Arab nation.

She had lived in Aspen for four years, and was intermittently deranged by anger over the encroachment of more and more people into terrain that she liked to consider her own.

Though incidents of violence against drivers of ride-sharing apps are rare in Ecuador, the official taxi syndicate's rhetoric has intensified as yellow cabs have become increasingly frustrated by what they perceive as government inaction over the encroachment of Uber and Cabify.

Suburban Hatfields and McCoys commonly feud over boundary encroachments (a new driveway or fence that creeps over the property line), trees and bushes (which might block a neighbor's view or sunlight) and eyesores.

The work of the Cato Institute -- producing top quality intellectual ammunition unyielding in its defense of economic freedom and the unalienable rights of the individual over the encroachments of big government -- is clearly threatened by the decision of Charles and David Koch to file a lawsuit against the Institute and Bill Niskanen's widow, Kathryn Washburn.