Sentence examples for to encroachments from inspiring English sources
noun
An entry into a place or area that was previously uncommon; an advance beyond former borders; intrusion; incursion.
Here, instead, it's low-level, reflexively standard stuff: a story or two, depending on a newspaper's basic political take, pointing to encroachments on traditional national habit by Muslim immigrants, or suggesting the state may be over-responding (giving in, according to what you read) to demands for what's often cast as their separate but equal status parallel to the mainstream.
And this has rendered the grounds of contract uncertain, and contract itself vulnerable to encroachments from tort or fiduciary law.
The lakes and reservoirs, all over India without exception, are in varying degrees of environmental degradation, might be due to encroachments, eutrophication (from domestic and industrial effluents) and silt.
But less noticed amid the initial fanfare was that the Court's reasoning may have actually further codified the curtailment of privacy rights among another, particularly-aggrieved demographic, members of which have proven uniquely vulnerable to encroachments of state power and inured to the constant predations of a system explicitly designed to screw them over: drivers.
They've also got a very restricted range, which is ever decreasing, due to encroachment on their habitat by the Chinese population.
Physician organizations, sensitive to encroachment on their patient turf, have argued against increasing the independence of nurses, noting that nurse practitioners have less clinical experience.
Later that century, the Delaware began to move into the White River region (in response to encroachment by European settlers and the Iroquois) from the Ohio country to the east.
Local communities attributed these declines to encroachment and illicit logging.
In 2014, quick reaction alert aircraft were scrambled eight times in reaction to encroachment by Russian military aircraft.
HEC-RAS was used to evaluate and compare multiple scenarios related to encroachment as a proof of concept.
During the last century, C4-dominated grasslands worldwide have experienced dramatic and rapid ecological changes due to encroachment by native C3 shrubs [27] [29].
