Sentence examples for potential incursion from inspiring English sources

Many cited a potential incursion by Turkish soldiers into northern Iraq.

"It's a fine line that we walk all the time, between enhanced security and any potential incursion on civil liberties or freedoms," he said.

So it's a fine line that we walk all the time, between enhanced security and any potential incursion on civil liberties or freedoms that historically we've enjoyed because we paid an enormous price, historically, so that we could enjoy them.

Caesar's policy aimed at controlling the territory west of the Jura and Rhine, as well as at blocking the potential incursion routes from the East along the Jura.

Outside of this region, along the coast, there has been extensive alteration of the native habitat and potential incursion of A. m. scutellata.

In the context of potential incursion of exotic bat viruses into Australia, it is noteworthy that the bat rubulavirus es) circulating in Papua New Guinea are more MenPV-like (Australia), whereas the Papua New Guinea henipavirus es) seem to be more NiV-like (Asia).

Union ships fit themselves with outriggers and netting to repel future attacks, and small boats circled the larger warships after dark, on alert to potential incursions.

They were ordered to turn desert areas into farmland while keeping their guns to fend off potential incursions by the Soviet Union.

Potential nomadic incursion from three main areas of Inner Asia caused concern to northern China: Mongolia to the north, Manchuria to the northeast, and Xinjiang to the northwest.

There was an absence of discussion about the potential privacy incursion even when users' comments were cited.

He added: "The precedent that the administration is setting has long-term potential for incursions on our liberties".