Sentence examples for threat of encroachment from inspiring English sources

The most extensive probe of his record was conducted by a committee of the N.Y.C. Bar Association & in Apr., 1975, the committee declared that his transfer was "a serious threat of encroachment on the independence of the judiciary".

Mr. Seyfried said western Long Island communities such as New Hyde Park probably were protecting themselves from the threat of encroachment by commercial rendering plants in Long Island City.

Just coping with what has already been found (let alone with the artefacts that keep pouring out of Egypt's bottomless archaeological motherlode, or with the hordes of tourists who want to see the stuff, or with the constant threat of encroachment on sites) is an increasingly onerous burden on the government and museum authorities.At the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the numbers are awesome.

Those men were motivated by growing domestic problems and by the threat of foreign encroachment.

The US troops will constitute one of Nato's four multinational combat battalions in eastern Europe intended to reassure the region against the threat of Russian encroachment.

Hasan (2001) reported, due to half-hearted demarcation by government officials, guzara and state forests are facing serious threats of illegal encroachment (see Figure 6).

Chimpanzees in the wild are under threat of massive human encroachment into their environments.

The threat of destruction — by the gradual encroachment of the tides, or by one cataclysmic wave — is ever-present.

However, key issues remain to be addressed – not least what will happen to the outskirts of the zone, where biodiversity is coming under increasing threat from encroachment.

Another threat is the encroachment of the sea on this soft coast.

Sceptics reply that evidence of encroachment abounds.