The phrase "trespassing to" is not correct and not usable in written English.
If you want to use a phrase that means the same thing, you could use "trespassing on". Example: The farmer caught the kids trespassing on his land.
In conclusion, given that a substantial number of interviewed trespassers considered trespassing to be safe and so many trespassers assumed that trespassing is legal, it is worth considering information campaigns to raise awareness of the illegality of trespassing and the dangers related to it as one form of preventing trespassing.
However, since many trespassers considered trespassing to be safe and assumed that trespassing is legal, it is worth considering information campaigns as an additional preventive measure.
Joyce condemned the activists for purportedly trespassing to record evidence of the activity.
(If you like your movie stars histrionic, try trespassing to the west of Chilmark's Lucy Vincent Beach).
But its defense minister denied that Iranian vessels had done anything wrong in the Tuesday episode and accused the Americans of trespassing to provoke a response.
Early on, we see him changing a sign on his property from "No Trespassing" to "No Damn Trespassing," which is a cute way of telling us that here is a curmudgeon of the first order.
"This was an unusual use of the trespass-to-chattel tort," he said.
In common law, a property intrusion is known as "trespass to chattels".
The house was surrounded by acres and fields and greenery, but the children would have to trespass to frolic.
As of midday, seven protesters had been arrested outside the hotel on charges ranging from criminal trespass to aggravated assault on an officer.
Trespass in English law is an area of tort law broadly divided into three groups: trespass to the person, trespass to goods and trespass to land.
