I would request he moves the aerial so that it does not encroach your property. |
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As these Voortrekkers gradually advanced north eastwards they started to encroach on Zulu territory. |
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To usurp is to wrongfully assume power or the throne, to encroach upon something. |
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Increased tourist flow may increase conflict with tigers and encroach on their habitat. |
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Right or wrong, I think the public perception is that these measures collectively encroach on American civil liberties. |
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I didn't go around and encroach on her personal space though, however tempting it may have been. |
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The position is similar to that where branches of trees growing on neighbouring property encroach across the boundary. |
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We come not to dominate you, as our traducers allege against us, nor yet to encroach on your own perfect and sacred rights. |
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Following separation the plaintiff did not find it necessary to encroach upon her assets. |
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The growth of Parliament was bound to encroach upon its importance by offering another body which could claim to speak for the nation. |
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Gradually strings encroach, playing at a different tempo and seemingly to a different tune. |
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Where people encroach on wolf habitat, road traffic accidents and shooting are increasing problems. |
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Over the past three decades, the Forest Service has allowed commercial development to encroach upon the roadless expanses. |
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Personal media, in a variety of forms, will increasingly encroach on mass media. |
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However, sediment drifts mantle the western margins, and slope fans locally encroach onto the rise of the eastern margin. |
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Testing of acalculia has to encroach both oral and written calculations with clinical and standardized neuropsychological tests. |
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On the one hand, the Security Council continues to encroach on the mandate of the General Assembly. |
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Therefore, with such decisions, the Security Council would not be able to encroach, or, at least, not be able to encroach to the same extent. |
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Villagers opposed to opencast mining plans near their homes claim the proposals could encroach on local water voles, currently the UK's fastest declining mammal. |
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The pilot unsuspectingly placed the aircraft in an unusual attitude by not staying on instruments, allowing incapacitating disorientation to encroach on him. |
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Furthermore, meetings encroach upon the time normally devoted to other activities. |
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Regularly encroach upon the personal space of your beloved in a desperate attempt to get noticed. |
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At the same time, urban sprawl continues to encroach upon agricultural land and generate increased costs and nuisances. |
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Judd's sets consisted of green and blue upstage drops that moved through a number of positions but did not further encroach on the open space of the stage. |
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It must be demonstrated that the reservoir will not illegally encroach upon public or private ownership rights. |
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The grass lands are forever attempting to encroach upon the woodlands, often with the assistance of men bent upon extending their farms. |
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Any attempt to encroach on it, even by an iota, will ultimately lead to our enslavement by a federal tyranny. |
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How does this symbolize constraints on girls and women, and encroach on our right to be simply as we are, at any given moment? |
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The institutional arrangements of a multinational state need to include provisions assuring that the state cannot encroach upon a national group's power to control its political future. |
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No garage sale shall be held or encroach on a sidewalk, a street or on any other public space. |
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It must stem from primitive days one animal signaled another not encroach on his meal. |
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The body would encroach on the powers of the states and deal a blow to federalism, local leaders complained. |
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Politics, commercialism, and tourism continue to encroach on the monument. |
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This paragraph is very interesting, but it is the only one that does not encroach on the jurisdictions of the provinces, especially Quebec. |
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In the east, the Chinese army continues periodically to encroach on Indian territory. |
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The European institutions have agreed that simplification ought not to encroach on the acquis communautaire. |
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The courts have also been reluctant to encroach on the power of the legislature. |
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They double park on the taxi rank in the middle of the road, they park on the bus stops and even encroach on to the approach to Queen Street bridge. |
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Playing live music in an apartment, it's impossible not to encroach upon your neighbors. |
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The Ombudsman will not encroach on the jurisdiction of the provinces, nor require them to implement or expand programs. |
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Thus, each user will have his disk space and will not be able to encroach on that of the others. |
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Vested interests blocked efforts at codification, because reform would encroach upon their privileges. |
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Any such action needs to respect the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality and must not encroach on the competence of the Member States. |
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But it has been allowed to encroach upon areas of human experience that should be shielded form its violent incursions. |
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Oddly enough, the Pacific, as an organizing principle in world military affairs, will also encroach upon Africa. |
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The theory is that traditional bricks and mortar banks will suffer a loss of customers and revenues as internet banks encroach on their territory. |
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Fibre represents a unique component that does not encroach on the other clearly defined classes of carbohydrates. |
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However, I believe that it is barking up the wrong tree by putting forward a motion that would encroach upon areas of provincial jurisdiction. |
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Such lengthy negotiation must not encroach on the child's right to become part of a family through adoption. |
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Further to consultations with Emploi Québec, it was determined that this project does not encroach on areas of provincial jurisdiction. |
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They rang up and more or less told us not to encroach on their territory. |
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Its mandate should not, however, encroach upon the work of the human rights treaty bodies. |
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If there was any agreement at all on the approach it was in the fact that it was essential not to encroach upon any of those regimes. |
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Likewise in Brazil, where its Chinese rivals are starting to encroach. |
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We will inevitably encroach on the very space of the ocean. |
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It had to be made clear to anyone thinking of or trying to encroach that they dare not do so. |
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The conversion of potential breeding grounds into pastures, and forestation with Eucalyptus and Pinus spp. in the valleys, directly encroach on the available habitat for the species. |
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Brown bears may even venture into human dwellings or barns in search of food as humans encroach into bear habitats. |
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The doors of the loading and unloading dock must be installed so that no trailer or trailer truck may encroach onto the front yard when parked at one of these doors. |
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They are for cafes to encroach upon With their fenced-off alfresco spaces. |
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It will try to encroach upon provincial jurisdictions. |
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It is not that their territories encroach upon each other. |
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Malaysia alleges that the reclamation works encroach upon its territory. |
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Such practices encroach upon the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services, both of which apply to any entity that is legally registered in the European Union and both of which are enshrined in the Treaty. |
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His conviction therefore did not encroach upon his right to hold and express an opinion in general, rather the court convicted Mr. Faurisson for having violated the rights and reputation of others. |
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Accordingly, the power to make laws has been vested into Parliament exclusively and the Courts are not entitled to encroach upon or usurp such powers. |
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During the time of initial formation, especially during the novitiate, the time reserved for work should not encroach upon that which is normally reserved for studies or other activities in direct connection with formation. |
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He got really mad when they started to encroach on his personal life. |
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Elsewhere farmers may encroach on forests or other virgin land. |
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That has caused beavers increasingly to encroach on populated areas. |
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If the Commission were to do as Mr Staes requests, it would eventually encroach on the powers and responsibilities of the private sector, which it not at all its proper role. |
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The draft articles should not encroach on the well-established rules of international humanitarian law, and a provision clarifying that point should be included. |
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As European settlers continued to encroach on Seminole lands, and the United States intervened to move the remaining Seminoles to the West. |
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The Court had previously emphasized that the Judiciary played a very important role in defining the Court's approach to victims, and that the Court was cautious not to encroach on this role. |
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We support him in almost every respect, including in his desire not to encroach on national fiscal sovereignty at present by calling for a European tax. |
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While the General Assembly had already adopted several counterterrorism instruments, other organs, such as the Security Council, had a tendency to encroach on its powers and mandate. |
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The numerous incidents and infringements taking place, first of all, in the Dubasari region are raising concern as they seriously violate the human rights and encroach on the regime in the security zone. |
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When they gain a reputation that extends beyond our borders, such as our dairy products for example, they can be faced with competition from imitations on the market that encroach on their name. |
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He offered to not compete on three specific projects for a year and CML promised that it would not encroach on any opportunities that were proprietary to Positron. |
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One speaker observed that the Security Council had to be careful not to encroach on the activities of envoys of the Secretary-General and raised the situation in Myanmar as a case in point. |
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It was observed that some Council members do not care for thematic debates, and that many in the wider United Nations membership are of the view that such debates encroach on the prerogatives of the General Assembly. |
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If it is acceptable for a charity to encroach on capital to meet its disbursement quota, will the existence of any disbursement excesses have an impact on the amount a charity can encroach? |
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A charitable tax receipt will be issued when the trust is created if a legal agreement is reached with the charity that the income beneficiaries will not be allowed to encroach on the capital. |
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Depending on to whom you speak this is enabling the phone companies to encroach on the cable business and is enabling cable companies to poach on the phone business. |
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The spray, which proved a success at World Cup 2014 in Brazil during the summer, is used to mark the distance between the ball and the defensive wall, making it harder for the defending side to encroach. |
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You might not know this, but the United States military loves your hashtags because it gives them legitimacy to encroach and grow their military presence in Africa. |
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Critics of the proposals fear the new president of the council and his cabinet would inevitably encroach on the turf of the commission. Other elements of Mr Giscard d'Estaing's proposals sharpen these suspicions. |
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As urban communities continue to encroach into traditionally rural areas they do not always have the same tolerance for odour their rural neighbours may have. |
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The French monarchy asserted its rights to encroach on Edward's legal rights in Gascony. |
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Sand dunes can have a negative impact on humans when they encroach on human habitats. |
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This type has become less common with the passage of time, as statutes encroach on areas which used to form part of the Royal Prerogative. |
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The tailswing radius may encroach over an active traffic lane or face interference from an obstruction. |
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In 1618, King James had promulgated the Five Articles of Perth which were seen in Scotland as an attempt to encroach on their Presbyterian tradition. |
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They generally only encroach upon farms when natural food is scarce. |
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Neighbouring landowners might try to encroach on the town boundaries, or the Marches as they were known, moving them back 100 yards or so to their own benefit. |
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Civil war between rival emperors became common in the middle of the 4th century, diverting soldiers from the empire's frontier forces and allowing invaders to encroach. |
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Shorey was among the most vociferous opponents of the encroach of scientism and utilitarianism in education and society in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
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The suburbs encroach further into the rural areas each year. |
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