Sentence examples for there were encroachments from inspiring English sources

Although Senegal remained more tolerant and pluralist than many African states, there were encroachments on political freedoms.

However, their integrity is at risk if there is encroachment into these systems from adjacent land uses.

Results have shown that there is encroachment of human-induced land use patterns especially agriculture and grazing while closed canopy forest and woodland ecosystems have decreased in their extent.

There are twenty-six pages devoted to pictures of Ethridge's drive through the Rocky Mountains in January, all of them timeless vistas, in which the natural world dwarfs what little evidence there is of human encroachment.

Despite the protection, oversight committees and cement markers, there continues to be encroachment of fields onto the grazing areas, campsites and transhumance corridors.

Kuehling also pointed to an exception in the title insurance policy, which said that the insurer does not have to pay claims if there are "any encroachments, overlaps, discrepancies or conflicts in boundary lines, shortages in area, or other matters which would be disclosed by an accurate and complete survey or inspection of the premises".

Anaesthetist (Barry) Respect for boundaries was clearly evident but with close working relations there was, albeit unwittingly, some boundary encroachment with, for example, physiotherapists managing some patients by drawing on behavioural psychological constructs.

"There is always encroachment of the rules," Colonel Mitra said.

Kaolin will be a dominant clay mineral group only if the removal of silica by leaching is not complete or if there is an encroachment of silica-rich waters as can occur, for example, when water percolating through a soil profile at the upper part of a toposequence moves downslope into a soil profile at the lower part.

Second, there is no encroachment on your independence and the life that you've already carved out for yourself.

Whether there is actual encroachment of subacromial tissues is determined by 1) the volume of these tissues and 2) the available subacromial space (static and dynamic).