Sentence examples for was an encroachment from inspiring English sources

"It was disrespectful — it was an encroachment into my world," he says.

George Mason also warned that the vice president "mixed too much the Legislative and Executive" departments and was an "encroachment of the rights of the Senate".

He voted against the creation of the U.S. Department of Education, citing his concern over budget deficits and expansion of the federal government, and claiming that the Department was an encroachment on states' rights.

But that is simply because this is an encroachment that we happen to like.

What protective locals fear, more than anything, is an encroachment of the Jersey Shore experience, of Snooki and her type, with their binge drinking.

Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.

The New Yorker, June 20 , 1970 P. 25Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.

He said a ban would be an encroachment on their rights, but his sympathy extended only to those too old or too disabled to work.

De Nostri Temporis Studiorum Ratione (1709; "On the Study Methods of Our Time") defended the humanistic program of studies against what Vico took to be an encroachment by the rationalistic system of Descartes on the educational methods proper for youth.

The states' lawsuit raises similar arguments against the mandate and also contends the reform law is an encroachment on state sovereignty because it requires states to greatly expand Medicaid programs.

By Constance Feeley The New Yorker, June 20 , 1970 P. 25Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.