The bigger fix is to make sure it's in the interests of the companies managing the internet's main content sites to protect their users' privacy and resist incursion by the law.
Back then, she said, many homeowners resisted incursions by business establishments, fearing that they would detract from the quaintness of the community.
Martins's memoir details how in the weeks leading up to the Baga massacre, Boko Haram deliberately searched for people from the towns like Baga and Doro that had previously resisted incursions by Boko Haram.
Under Medvedev, the Russian league reorganized into the K.H.L. in 2008 and vowed to resist N.H.L. incursions.
These militias, sometimes called lashkars, have been encouraged and armed by the government to resist Taliban incursions.
Beyond the range of Mzilikazi's armies, however, many Shona chiefdoms remained independent; by the 1870s they were trading firearms to resist Ndebele incursions.
Instead, in his Storia d'Italia (1537 40; "History of Italy"), Guicciardini attempted to explain why Italy had been unable to resist foreign incursions.
"The title won't guarantee that drug traffickers and oil palm growers won't move in, but it gives them a handle to resist these incursions".
So too did the communists, whose well-intentioned but damaging paternalism held that Gypsies should settle down like good comrades, often in industrial towns.According to Ian Hancock, a professor at the University of Texas, the latest research indicates that the original Gypsies were a mix of Indian ethnic groups assembled in the early 11th century as a military force to resist Islamic incursions.
The story of the modern Bulgarian people begins with the Slavic invasions of the Balkan Peninsula in the 6th and 7th centuries ce, a time when Byzantium was absorbed in prolonged conflict with Persia and could not resist the incursions from the north.
