Sentence examples for public incursions from inspiring English sources

They acted in response to an article published last week that addressed the group's recent public incursions, which have become more frequent and have grown in the number of participants.

Ones that put the importance of solidarity ahead of competition and the need to defend the common and the public from the incursion of the private.

Bush and Cheney and their fellow apologists for war assured the American public that the incursion would be brief and might even succeed in being self-financing.

The History Channel, A&E, Bravo, and the Discovery Channel have all made incursions into public television's territory as well.

Such private annotations are one thing, but if marginalia are found on publicly owned books -- school textbooks, library copies -- they are now seen as defacements, private incursions on public space.

If this rule stands, we can likely look forward to increasing insurance industry incursions into public health territory.

Of course, that movie came out in the early, building stages of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and tapped into public anger about military incursions there.

It's allowed us to view augmented reality as something that allows one to make incursions into public spaces in new ways.

The very public announcement of this incursion into Somalia by the Kenyan army and air force is a significant change of policy, which seems at least partly aimed at sending a message to the Kenyan people and the rest of the world that the issue of security is being taken seriously.

Globalization's power to improve the world is undermined by its incursions into the public arena.

Globalization's power to improve the world has been undermined by its own incursions into the public arena.