Sentence examples for prevent encroachment from inspiring English sources
"The door barring federal and state intrusion into [freedoms of speech and the press] cannot be left ajar; it must be kept tightly closed and opened only the slightest crack necessary to prevent encroachment upon more important interests," he wrote.
Measures to increase the density of the urban landscape, meant to ultimately prevent encroachment on surrounding lands, as well as planting "green carpets" along urban roads demonstrate a keen eye toward creating a greener future.
She added, "We find it impossible to understand why our elected officials and government planners would not work to prevent encroachment into Waikiki Beach, instead of supporting this proposal".
If these policies were implemented, it would be possible to prevent encroachment by local communities (Wani 2002).
In the agreement, the parties also designated agricultural and pastoral zones in order to prevent encroachment of farms and fields into grazing lands.
Delimitation may reduce pastoralists' flexibility on mobility and does not necessarily prevent encroachment of cultivation, thus having the opposite effect of securing access to resources.
The spray has been used for several years in Argentina and Brazil, where it is generally accepted that it has reduced the amount of arguing over where the wall should line up as well as preventing encroachment.
I think that the use of these technologies is critical to preventing encroachment from illegal loggers, or legal logging companies straying beyond their concessions, and further ensuring that benefits flow to the local communities and not to a chain of consultants or corrupt officials.
However, the protected status has not prevented encroachment on these routes; cement markers delimiting the corridors are now located in sorghum fields.
MES-4 may function to keep promoters accessible to basal transcription factors, and it may largely accomplish this by preventing encroachment of H3K27 methylation.
The coincidence of cenH3 and HOT sites raises the possibility that low-affinity binding of transcription factors by mass action prevents encroachment of nucleosomes and thus, helps to maintain holocentric sites over the course of development.
