Sentence examples for temporary invasion from inspiring English sources

But for 88 years, the position of the Supreme Court has been that "temporary invasion" of land by flooding is not a taking because water recedes.

Despite its temporary invasion by mountain men (two more were wandering around and sticking up trains at gunpoint), the park, Utah's version of Colonial Williamsburg, commemorates the pioneer history of the Mormons.

Hull, the UK's City of Culture 2017, did get in on the action on Tuesday, though, by providing a landing point for the Tour's temporary invasion.

This aggregation behaviour serves as a defence mechanism against temporary invasions of blood-sucking insects whereby animals in the periphery of the herd are usually at a disadvantage [ 3].

According to 3 (a) of the Definition of Aggression 'any military occupation, however temporary, resulting from such invasion or attack' is an act of aggression.

The resolution states that "any military occupation, however temporary, resulting from such invasion or attack, or any annexation by the use of force of the territory of another State or part thereof" qualifies as an "act of aggression".

However, this invasion is temporary since r always decreases and in the absence of policing monogamy fails to establish in the population.

While the men written about in this document will suffer a temporary embarrassment and an unjustified invasion of privacy in their lives, their sexual activities and behaviour are still seen as acceptable.

But KAC had trumped up the allegations against Dr Mallalah to put the lid on a story of corruption in which its then chairman was himself involved.That story began exactly five years earlier in Cairo, where KAC had set up temporary headquarters after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in August 1990.

The authors reported that it is indeed a preferable alternative especially for patients who had undergone multiple operations as it is a temporary approach that requires minimal invasion and also carries the advantage of filling the periorbital holes.

He had opposed France's declaration of war against antirevolutionary Austria in April, but, once the war had begun and the country was in danger of invasion, he advocated a temporary dictatorship to deal with the emergency.