"trespass against" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in reference to a violation or transgression of a law, rule, or moral code. Example: It is a serious offense to trespass against another person's property without permission.
Michael Fassbender is nominated in the best actor category for Trespass Against Us.
On the upside, our Ezra recently was credited on IMDB as a cast member of a new movie, "Trespass Against Us," for a role that was actually played by the accomplished British actor of Pakistani origin, Ezra Khan.
And when it happens like that, there's still the lord's prayer, you must forgive your trespassers, those who trespass against us, and that seems to be in the air when we begin to talk about that.
Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us.
Depending on the jurisdiction, such labeling could constitute a trademark violation against the manufacturer or a trespass against the store.
"And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us," Fr Emmanuel and I continued.
I don't forgive those who have trespassed against me".
Tactful and ever-neutral, she seems allergic to judgment and explains away even the most wild trespasses against her.
"John cared enough about people to forgive those who trespassed against him," said David Shulman, a longtime business associate.
The record's narrative agenda — a kind of wide-eyed optimism about how the spirit endures despite trespasses against it — is also nice enough, but ultimately benign.
"Well, the U.S. government has trespassed against its own constitutional, legal obligations by its torture policies, its assassination campaigns, its illegal wars, a whole bunch of illegal weapons besides the nuclear weapons," he said.
