Sentence examples for perceived encroachment from inspiring English sources

The Communist government's perceived encroachment upon the supposed autonomous region, which prizes its laws governing freedom of speech and protest, continues to unnerve locals.

On the other hand, Ukraine was intensely aware of the fragility of its recent independence and extremely sensitive to any perceived encroachment on its sovereignty by Russia.

Civil servants are said to be girding themselves to resist the Brothers' perceived encroachment on such institutions as the central bank, regulatory agencies and the public prosecution service.Mr Morsi's opponents remain an unwieldy coalition, but they sense his vulnerability.

"I am closing the door on managing the Mets and probably everybody else," Torre told reporters in Los Angeles after he was informed that Manuel had criticized him for his perceived encroachment on his job.

Declining grass resource and perceived encroachment by woody plants on the ranch could have also inspired the undertaking to increase browsing as a control measure.

He led the group's first uprising in 2004 in an effort to win greater autonomy for their heartland of Saada province, and also to protect Zaidi religious and cultural traditions from perceived encroachment by Sunni Islamists.

The British text would be a red rag to American conservatives already incensed by perceived encroachments on American sovereignty by the world body.

The British offered to send surveillance aircraft along with soldiers from its special forces.The Nigerians have been loth to accept such help in the past and are wary of perceived encroachments on their sovereignty.

Since being anointed "chief executive", as the post is called in a nod to the curious notion that Hong Kong is not a "political" city, he has been bogged down in one row after another about perceived mainland encroachment.

Herders perceived agricultural encroachment as a pressing problem for livestock production, but did not always view it as an infringement on established pastoral rights.

Henry of Winchester was keen to reverse what he perceived as encroachment by the Norman kings on the rights of the church.