And so it's an acute problem now here... There's heavy encroachment in other reserves and heavy encroachment within the national park.
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Examiners rejected the ramp as an encroachment on the sidewalk.
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They're often the victims of human encroachment and coastal development.
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The people of Hong Kong see, and reject, Chinese encroachment.
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More broadly, the move continues Watch's encroachment into YouTube's territory.
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And any perceived encroachment on the territory's freedoms provokes loud protests.
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The Richfield, Minnesota-based retailer has weathered the encroachment of Amazon.
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The duo managed to flourish despite increasing encroachment by American competitors.
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While some were displaced by war, others were displaced by encroachment.
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Even then, we must remain vigilant against the encroachment on our rights.
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Even within the park, there's significant encroachment by people (for instance: Malibu).
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We should be wary of the encroachment of industry on regulator independence.
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For Intuit, it was a major victory in the war against encroachment.
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Indeed, that is an illegal encroachment on the legislative authority of Congress.
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Why does Congress tolerate encroachment by the president and the Supreme Court?
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These contradictions will not last, however; they cannot survive China's continued encroachment.
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But the reserve's forest is threatened by illegal logging and human encroachment.
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The Amazon rainforest has faced encroachment and deforestation for a long time.
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He says the forest has been neglected and worries about encroachment by developers.
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And they still thought it important enough to defend religious freedom from encroachment.
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Duke railed against African-American "encroachment," claiming that "white America" was under attack.
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But it is encroachment, or the fear of it, which animates the documentary.
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Like many semi-urban areas in Africa, it has suffered from human encroachment.
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Conservatives saw the standards as federal encroachment on state and local decision-making.
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Hong Kongers have been protesting over Chinese encroachment into the semi-autonomous city.
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How can desert encroachment explain or justify the mass slaughter of innocent civilians?
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Preservation of the North Korean nation sustains China's buffer state against American encroachment.
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Many lamented what they see as the encroachment of corporations into pride events.
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Trump's encroachment into DOJ territory, especially in such a public way, was unprecedented.
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Ms. Tsai's rise has been driven in part by concerns about Chinese encroachment.
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But with Western settlement, their populations shrunk with excessive hunting and human encroachment.
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Most Republicans have opposed the expansion as an encroachment on Second Amendment rights.
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The encroachment has been largely overshadowed by the political hurricane of the Trump administration.
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How about the fact that there is an encroachment issue at the lower end?
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If true, the changes could be seen as an encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Sometimes conflicts turn violent as enraged landowners try to protect their land from encroachment.
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About the same number thought confiscation of, or encroachment on, their land was likely.
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However, there is nothing to stop diversification and encroachment into other potential rival's segments.
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Middle sister's perspective makes the milkman's "encroachment" seem terrifying, implacable, and yet frustratingly foggy.
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Some, including Heng, have argued the policy is an encroachment on First Amendment rights.
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This means managing other threats, such as encroachment on the saigas' habitat and poaching.
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Our Founders put their lives and sacred fortunes on the line against such encroachment.
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No wall will guard U.S. jobs from the big encroachment of the coming years.
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No other government employers are asked to subject themselves to these types of encroachment.
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The American Medical Association and other groups crusaded against "third-party encroachment" on medicine.
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"The Combine" imagines the rapid encroachment of harvesting threshers, coming to swallow us all.
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Aimer explains that Ford made an encroachment violation when flying so close to another aircraft.
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The encroachment verdict against Nittaya Muangklang, a villager and land rights activist, was also upheld.
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They say bosses should be penalized for failing to shield their employees from work encroachment.
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Asked if she was worried about the surging encroachment of men's fashion week, she laughed.
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Even so, the ruling is a strong rebuke of the government's encroachment on technological advances.
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Protesters see Beijing's encroachment ahead of that date as an existential threat to their territory.
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Threatened by herds of hungry animals and human encroachment, Pando is fighting a losing battle.
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Germany's eastern European neighbors, nervous of Russian encroachment, have also raised concerns about the project.
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Messud, too, confessed dismay at the encroachment of day-to-day demands on intellectual life.
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Another concern for Dick's and its peers has been Amazon's latest encroachment on the industry.
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He portrayed the President as a victim of "encroachment" by the other branches of government.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court resisted the encroachment of technological advances in United States v.
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So have the protests in Hong Kong over China's steady encroachment on that territory's autonomy.
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"Of course cities change and there is encroachment all over the city," Mr. Toheed said.
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"Many lamented what they see as the encroachment of corporations into Pride events," he said.
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It's huge, but progressives consider it a moral imperative given the fast encroachment of climate change.
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Over the past decade, resentment has deepened toward China's perceived growing encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Hong Kong residents have growing concern over China's perceived encroachment on its autonomy, according to Reuters.
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At another aid distribution point, one local said he feared PMF military encroachment into Mosul city.
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Meanwhile, low-lying areas like South Florida risk losing their freshwater supply to direct saltwater encroachment.
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Livestock encroachment into wildlife habitats, land-use change and armed conflict combine to account for contraction.
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Campaigners say native groups are struggling with encroachment by governments and logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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Leasing the land to vulnerable families can protect it from encroachment, while tackling poverty, he added.
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There's only so much the villagers themselves can do to prevent the encroachment of the Sahara.
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Trump's remarks drew criticism from experts who saw it as an encroachment on the Fed's independence.
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Some species, like the dusky gopher frog, have been depleted by human encroachment on their habitats.
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Despite the encroachment of Western medical practices, traditional medicine remains a vital part of local culture.
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The founders would be appalled by President Trump's encroachment of congressional rights, and so should Congress.
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Maintaining independence in the face of colonial encroachment, the seventeenth-century African queen Njinga fascinated Europeans.
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Deforestation and the encroachment of human habitations have resulted in increased contact between people and tigers.
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Despite their heroic efforts, Neanderthals went extinct, a likely consequence of human encroachment and, ironically, climate change.
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The Boring Company still needs to acquire an "encroachment permit" before it can dig the test tunnel.
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The news came, of course, as the superstore chain is fighting Amazon's encroachment with everything it has.
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But campaigners say native groups are struggling with encroachment by governments and logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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He has long branded opponents as threats to Israel's security and whipped up fears of Arab encroachment.
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Given the competition in the supermarket space and Amazon's encroachment, grocery stocks have been pummeled of late.
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Campaigners say only a few dozen are thought to survive after decades of encroachment on their land.
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The protests have ignited in Hong Kongers a deep rooted fear of Chinese encroachment in the city.
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Thatcher railed against Europe's encroachment on national sovereignty and the notion of a "United States" of Europe.
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Their home forests are being destroyed by human encroachment, and they are exploited for traditional Chinese medicine.
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But the turnout also exposed the depth of frustration with Beijing's growing encroachment on the city's freedoms.
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She had already made up her mind to do whatever was necessary to fight against China's encroachment.
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Industry analysts said Microsoft's initiative was the company's first credible response to Google's recent encroachment into education.
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Taiwanese have also been increasingly vocal about their views of Beijing's encroachment into Taiwanese politics and society.
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"There is encroachment with impunity, even where orders have been given," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The region&aposs population, however, dropped sharply in the past century because of poaching, illness and human encroachment.
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I feel it in the air as soon as it starts getting cold — the encroachment of December 14.
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Israel will be driven to check Iran's support for Hezbollah and Hamas and Iran's encroachment toward Israel's borders.
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Apple farmer Satomi Ito got first-hand experience with bears' encroachment when his neighbor was mauled last year.
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Kids, common victims, might not absorb these messages, and habitat encroachment is making it harder to avoid snakes.
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We are at a rare moment where many progressive movements stand united against the encroachment on their liberties.
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Former Soviet states are increasingly fearful of Russian encroachment after the occupation of territory in Georgia and Ukraine.
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"They needed to defend the business from encroachment by Amazon," RBC Capital Markets analyst George Hill told CNBC.
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Now, demonstrations have ballooned into a fight against police brutality and Chinese encroachment on the semi-autonomous city.
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The threat of that encroachment underscored the need to save the land, the Trust for Public Land said.
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Trump's tweet could be seen as an encroachment of of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)'s independence.
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Now, it's fighting a losing battle, nibbled by hungry mule deer and cattle and threatened by human encroachment.
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Yet from the left of the canvas there's an encroachment of spectral fields of color shaped like chevrons.
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These defined the horizon between public and private space, preventing the encroachment of the latter into the former.
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But the downgrade was notable for highlighting how Beijing's increasing encroachment into Hong Kong could threaten investor confidence.
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But the downgrade was notable for highlighting how Beijing's increasing encroachment into Hong Kong could threaten investor confidence.
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Black joy is fleeting, and all peace is stolen, for a time, from the ceaseless encroachment of brutality.
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A Russia not focused on perceived Western encroachment can compete with China for regional dominance throughout Central Asia.
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The troops reportedly sought to find out how the US would react to the encroachment into that zone.
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A state forest official said Avni had strayed too far outside the reserve because of likely encroachment by people.
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The move was condemned by pro-democracy campaigners, who fear it is a further encroachment on the territory's autonomy.
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As with other parks in Africa, they face grave threats from poachers and encroachment by a surging human population.
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Here in the Western Hemisphere, we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers.
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It believes encroachment and attacks by farmers and loggers that began in the 1980s decimated the man&aposs tribe.
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That law is a holdover from Brazil's 1964-1985 dictatorship when the government feared foreign encroachment on its borders.
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They have long opposed the Medicaid expansion, which they see as excessive government encroachment into the health care sector.
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Instead, we need efforts to save elephants' natural habitats back home in Africa and Asia from encroachment and development.
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It falls to them to stop encroachment on cemetery lands, and to try, however futilely, to enforce proper behavior.
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These debilitating factors are compounded by the backdrop of human encroachment on wildlife habitat and the scourge of poaching.
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Much of the surge in production in West Africa has come from the encroachment of cocoa into protected areas.
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Deforestation and the encroachment of human habitations have resulted in increased contact between people and animals in rural India.
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But in recent years, many in Hong Kong have become worried about the encroachment of the authoritarian Chinese state.
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As a result, bacteria wound up much closer to the intestinal wall, and that encroachment triggered an immune reaction.
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Such encroachment and destruction of the rain forest, often accompanied by violence against the indigenous peoples, threaten their survival.
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Imagine if we had no Department of Defense to protect us from foreign encroachment or threats to our livelihood?
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Joints in the concrete purposefully invite the encroachment of wild grass: nature reclaiming space once ceded to the city.
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And yet, the message from Hongkongers was unequivocal: a rejection of Beijing's encroachment and a clear mandate for democracy.
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Increased travel and the encroachment of buildings and homes near areas where these mosquitoes naturally live are factors, too.
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It will rise slowly, like a tide, its encroachment as imperceptible from moment to moment as it is inexorable.
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Thousands of people have been protesting the Chinese government&aposs increasing encroachment on the semi-autonomous city since June.
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In October, weeks before his ouster, Attorney General Jeff Sessions derided the rise of "judicial encroachment" on executive priorities.
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People need to have their rest defended from the constant encroachment of busyness, particularly at the hands of business.
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The dispute has led to years of brinkmanship with both sides promising to protect their resources and warning about encroachment.
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The indigenous residents were quick to fence in the area, though it is no barrier to any possible future encroachment.
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Add to that the effects of human encroachment on their habitat and the result is a rapid drop in population.
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The migration of advertising online and the encroachment into market research of consultancies such as Accenture have compounded the pressures.
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That's what an increasing number of people, frustrated by a stalled political reform process and perceived Chinese encroachment, are asking.
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It may have also been a message to Hong Kong protesters, who've spent months resisting Chinese encroachment in their territory.
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Other protesters spoke of an encroachment of civil liberties by French authorities, in the wake of the November terror attacks.
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Knight's analysis exposes the states' arguments for what they are: self-defense against a perceived territorial encroachment by the OCC.
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The Kremlin and its apologists answer that military intervention was necessary to forestall the U.S.-led alliance's inexorable eastward encroachment.
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India's Information and Broadcasting minister Venkaiah Naidu dismissed the allegations that the NDTV searches were an encroachment on press freedom.
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Sabrina Mahfouz: The play is about London, raving, summertime, the encroachment of adulthood, love, betrayal, money and of course, music.
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The multiple considers GNC's historically strong position in a good category, recent competitive encroachment by alternate channels and operational missteps.
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Losing the Rio Doce is another episode in a long history of land encroachment and extortion of the Krenak people.
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ASEAN also struggles over how to address tensions over China's encroachment into the disputed waters of the South China Sea.
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But poaching, habitat encroachment, pollution and depletion of their food sources have also contributed to the decline of great whites.
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Brazil saw 50 activist murders in 2015, mostly tied to agricultural encroachment and illegal logging in the Amazon rain forest.
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"Hotels have started to feel the pinch from encroachment," said Gina Cavato, an analyst for lifestyles and leisure at Mintel.
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As it turned out, they badly underestimated public fear and suspicion of Beijing's encroachment on this semiautonomous former British colony.
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A few experts argue that the encroachment of ISIS in the country and the region calls for a tough response.
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"Extensive borrowing from Beijing has largely shielded Chinese mining companies from encroachment, while exposing others to greater pressure," he said.
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However, in his signing statement Trump lashed out calling the bill "seriously flawed" and an unconstitutional encroachment on executive power.
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It also found momentum from months of protests in Hong Kong against Beijing's encroachment on the semiautonomous Chinese territory's freedoms.
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Soaring with Bach is one way for both artist and audience to rise above the waterfront's sense of affluent encroachment.
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It is that it is now impossible to consume media without the constant encroachment of political divisiveness and partisan tribalism.
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Florida's sea turtles face several obstacles, including illegal harvesting, habitat encroachment and pollution, let alone poaching, according to the FWCC's website.
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"Other than actually hitting the aircraft, this is the worst that it could've been in terms of encroachment violations," Aimer says.
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He denounced the president's executive order as an encroachment on the Second Amendment that would do little to prevent gun violence.
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The town, population 280,213, has become famous for being one of Britain's last holdouts against the encroachment of big retail chains.
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Those who knew her well understood that she was selective about how and when she permitted encroachment into her personal space.
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Trump is hardly the only president ever to blanch at what he believed to be an encroachment on his executive powers.
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Sessions decried what he called "judicial encroachment" – courts intruding, by his lights, on the policy-making prerogatives of the executive branch.
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Rather, it is to stick to the meaning of the law as written and defend our constitutional rights from governmental encroachment.
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At its core, the movement is aimed at resisting encroachment from the mainland — but it has been complicated by rising violence.
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And, importantly, this deduction allowed state and local governments to raise revenue for critical services without encroachment from the federal government.
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This time, it has woken up to the "very real concerns of Beijing encroachment," he told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Monday.
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"In the name of this policy, we have allowed an encroachment on our liberties, on our freedom of speech," he added.
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Tactics for fighting what Intuit calls government "encroachment" have included drumming up support from "third party grassroots" groups and minority groups.
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Feeley said that he tried to alert Washington to China's encroachment, but the new Administration was clearly uninterested in the region.
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"They needed to defend the business from encroachment by Amazon," RBC Capital Markets analyst George Hill told CNBC on Oct. 26.
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The continued back-and-forth, paired with the probe's encroachment into Trump's inner circle, has caused the President's mood to sour.
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The two species are facing sharp drops in numbers because of habitat loss, timber cutting and human encroachment, the zoo said.
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My grandmother, who was fiercely opposed to this encroachment on her personal rights, wore a hat to hide her hair instead.
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During the ice age, this region of the Bale Mountains was located just beyond the southernmost encroachment of the nearest glaciers.
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The opposition to the bill is the latest sign of growing unhappiness in Hong Kong over Beijing's encroachment into the territory.
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The betting here is that whoever gets this duty is sure to regard it as both an encroachment and an incumbrance.
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Over the past three months, millions have flooded Hong Kong's highways in marches against Beijing's perceived encroachment on those treasured freedoms.
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Like the localists, pan-dems want free and fair elections in Hong Kong and resent Beijing's encroachment on the city's liberties.
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The warning struck at the very heart of what has fueled the unrest, a concern about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong.
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A much needed national conversation about the N.S.A.'s encroachment on civil liberties became sidetracked by debates about his own motivations.
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His Mi'kmaw ancestors migrated to Newfoundland from Cape Breton, mostly in the 1003th century to escape the encroachment of British settlement.
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As in the Caribbean, tourist developments along the Carolina coasts have contributed to erosion of beaches and the sea's steady encroachment.
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Scrutiny both of proposed policy and institutional changes will be necessary to ensure that the democratic process remains robust against encroachment.
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While some Brazilians are wary about what they see as encroachment by the military on sacred civilian space, others welcome the change.
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Recently, an electric fence to restrict encroachment and the movement of elephants was erected along the Tharaka Nithi and Meru forest corridor.
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Marks, however, said that their association is "deeply concerned any time" there is an encroachment on judges' ability to manage their dockets.
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Some scholars say that the oath gives presidents a tool to protect the prerogatives of their office from the encroachment of Congress.
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The ordeal had taken on all the drama of a heroic test—could I withstand this physical encroachment without losing my cool?
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Yet with the encroachment of Instagram, Vine, and YouTube "stars," social media became indispensable, even essential, for the new class of Hollywood.
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The last imperial dynasty, the Qing, weakened by decades of internal strife and foreign encroachment on Chinese territory, had collapsed in 1911.
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Weak and divided, it is vulnerable to Russian encroachment, especially if Vladimir Putin decides he needs to fire up patriotic Russian voters.
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With one tweet, he could indicate that an EU rejection is an unwanted encroachment on U.S. sovereignty that will have serious repercussions.
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A war refugee, himself, the artist here suggests that the passage into night can feel like an embrace or like an encroachment.
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However the challenge to national sovereignty isn't Russia's development of its resources, or even the encroachment of outside interests in the region.
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There's one more step needed before digging can start — securing an "encroachment permit" from the city, which is required for any excavation.
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For all the criticism the case has garnered, there is no denying it has served as a bulwark against dystopian regulatory encroachment.
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Most European countries want Germany to do more to project European influence and protect eastern neighbors that are nervous of Russian encroachment.
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Black-clad student demonstrators have been making a concerted effort to defend their campuses against what they see as unwarranted police encroachment.
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In the new era of U.S.-China competition, it is tempting to frame all party-state encroachment as a national security issue.
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Around 200 people walked out of the venue as Schumer's set grew more political, seeing it as an encroachment upon their escape.
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Many of the demonstrators feared that Chinese investors would dominate the zones, touching on a longstanding fear of Chinese encroachment in Vietnam.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump's relationship with Mr. Comey was strained from the start by the president's encroachment on the typically independent Justice Department.
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Congressional efforts to expand OGIS's role, as cited in the bill, were interpreted by DOJ to be an encroachment on its powers.
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Police arrested 270 homeless people for encroachment or illegal lodging in September of this year alone, triple the count of last September.
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Vice President Mike Pence, speaking in Montenegro, committed American support to eight Balkan nations and warned against Russian encroachment in the region.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy is defending its maritime rights within the disputed South China Sea in a perceived act against Chinese encroachment.
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Pushing back against political encroachment is a priority for the Fed, because research consistently shows that independent central banks achieve better outcomes.
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There are photos—of Beitar Illit, for example—where there's a sense of encroachment by new Israeli settlements on existing Palestinian ones.
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High-end watches are feeling the heat not only from a pullback in luxury spending, but also from the encroachment of smart technology.
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As the concept of an app continues to evolve, it becomes better able to resist the encroachment of alternative models onto its turf.
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Currently, only 15% of land and 4% of the world's oceans are protected from encroachment by humans, mostly in the form of farms.
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Overall viewership for the Alternative Influence Network has exploded in recent years, mirroring the far-right's real-world encroachment on the national stage.
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Amazon's encroachment on their turf was one of the key points the companies argued while trying to muscle through their $6 billion merger.
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They also protect the forest from encroachment by illegal loggers or agri-business companies, explained Sri Margana, a historian at Gadjah Mada University.
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But, concern over what happens when this agreement expires is emerging early, following what some perceive as China's growing encroachment on Hong Kong.
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White men armed with shotguns remain good old boys in the American imagination, rugged cowboys bold enough to stand up to federal encroachment.
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The animals usually showed up in the middle of the night, since human encroachment has discouraged them from venturing out during the day.
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Many in this headscarf-shunning, alcohol-tolerant minority remain strident Kemalists, seeking refuge from what they see as the uncomfortable encroachment of Islamism.
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In the southern city of Chennai, poor urban planning and rampant "encroachment" by property developers were blamed for exacerbating deadly floods last December.
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The encroachment on personal privacy, such as the warrantless searching of travelers' phones without court-approved warrants, also contributed to the U.S.' decline.
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Since 1999, as part of the company's strategy to head off encroachment, TurboTax had been offering free tax prep to the poorest filers.
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Giant pandas have seen their numbers hit by human encroachment on the highlands where they survive almost entirely on a diet of bamboo.
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Trump has so far offered a muted response to the monthslong protests, despite global backlash over China's encroachment on the semi-autonomous city.
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The newspaper said officials told Tong to water down a planned speech meant to criticize Beijing's encroachment into the semi-autonomous city's freedoms.
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The demonstrators had gathered around the Golden Bauhinia statue to express their frustration with what they perceive as Beijing's encroachment on democratic values.
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The opening of a new train station in Hong Kong last year has also caused worries about encroachment of the mainland's legal system.
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I see this word ban as further encroachment of politics into public health, as the government questions experts in general and scientists specifically.
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Instead, Mr. Trump's White House lawyers have staked out a strong position to defend the executive branch against what they call legislative encroachment.
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Many Greeks argue that its neighbor's use of "Macedonia" suggests an encroachment on the Greek region of that name, whose capital is Thessaloniki.
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Hundreds of indigenous women stormed the country's capital on August 13th to protest Bolsonaro's environmental rollbacks and encroachment of development on indigenous lands.
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Beijing also is in a standoff with pro-democracy activists in semi-autonomous Hong Kong who resent its growing encroachment on their freedom.
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It was a triumphant moment for the activists, and the message was clear: Hong Kong people reject Chinese encroachment on their city's freedoms.
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Mr. McGahn insisted he was fighting to protect the right to free speech — including the free flow of political money — against government encroachment.
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Among other hazards, they are threatened by hunting, human encroachment on the beaches where they nest, and pollution of their feeding grounds offshore.
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Although many Arab leaders pay lip service to the Palestinian cause, the gravest and most pressing issue in the region is Iranian encroachment.
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Not all disputes concern religion, but Adityanath's devotees say their main mission is to fight against creeping encroachment by Uttar Pradesh's Muslim community.
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Among other hazards, they are threatened by hunting, human encroachment on the beaches where they nest, and pollution of their feeding grounds offshore.
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In case you still had questions, no, reposting either of these statuses will not protect you from any Facebook encroachment on your privacy.
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Congress has multiple options to respond to court encroachment, including constitutional amendments, new statutes, review of appointments, and regulating court structure and jurisdiction.
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Earth was prone to dramatic climate shifts during this period, producing drought, desertification, a drop in sea levels, and the steady encroachment of glaciers.
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Macron once hoped to run pan-European lists for the European elections, a proposal that had EU leaders worried about encroachment on their turf.
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Meanwhile, the 2020 Democrats all vigorously denounced the Alabama law, characterizing it as a dangerous encroachment on the rights of women in this country.
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Another name for millenarianism is cargo cult, which is a tribal society's frequent response to the encroachment of a technologically advanced culture upon them.
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It also may be raising a huge amount of money from Softbank -- giving it more firepower to defend its market share against Lyft's encroachment.
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However, the Syrian government knows it will pay a price for this from Israel, which has vowed not to allow Iran's encroachment to continue.
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India is sensitive about what it sees as China's encroachment on surrounding smaller states that it regards as within its natural sphere of interest.
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"Because of suburban encroachment, some of these homes are sitting literally on top of these storage fields, especially in Ohio and Pennsylvania," Michanowicz said.
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"That is a huge, huge, huge encroachment on judicial independence," spokeswoman Dana Leigh Marks, a former president of the association, told The Washington Post.
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US lawmakers, including Representative James McGovern of Massachusetts and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, urged the Trump administration to strongly condemn China's continued encroachment.
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McDonald works with the Washington Sea Grant's Crab Team, a network of citizen scientists that serves as an early alert for the crustacean's encroachment.
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But the past five years has seen the encroachment of A.I. as a more fundamental challenge to the overarching model of many law firms.
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The book is studded with sharp illustrations of those who have tried to stop the encroachment of advertising on our lives, and usually failed.
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Some migrations are being choked off by housing and energy development, fences and roads, and the encroachment of invasive plants that replace native grasses.
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LA's union leaders want their strike to make a statement about the future of the public school system and the encroachment of charter schools.
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SPI already has projects at nine Peruvian sites, four of which have reached economic stability and are essentially free of looting and encroachment practices.
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"It is important that all of us be familiar with each of these forms of encroachment on the executive's constitutional authority," Mr. Barr wrote.
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Logging, human encroachment, road construction and agriculture have conspired to divide panda habitats into tiny sections, a process known as fragmentation, the study said.
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The Boxer Rebellion began in northern China in the late 19th century, amid encroachment by foreign powers that had established concessions in major cities.
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Despite the encroachment of China&aposs sprawling surveillance apparatus, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told the crowd that the country "cares deeply" about AI ethics.
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Institutions fearing a charge of racism capitulate to these demands and it falls to the vigilance of small secular groups to stop this encroachment.
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Cap said development of satellite cities encroachment was also taking away good agricultural land and depriving Nairobi of its source of cheap, affordable food.
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And here it comes again, that brittle frontier spirit, that lone lean guy in our heads, with a gun and a fear of encroachment.
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As the Daily Beast reports, trolls on Reddit have gotten fed up with the encroachment by right-wing extremists onto the site's more mainstream areas.
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The bloodshed has been partly fueled by Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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Nankana Sahib Deputy Commissioner Raja Mansoor Ahmed said the Punjab government had launched the anti-encroachment drive last October, taking back possession of the land.
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Rather, lions are primarily threatened by habitat loss, livestock encroachment, loss of wild prey, and conflict with people wanting to protect their lives and livelihoods.
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The endless occupation of the Palestinians, and the relentless encroachment on the land of their future state, corrodes Israel's standing abroad and its democracy within.
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A good number of them supported Edward Snowden for what he did and have been strongly against the encroachment of privacy by the federal government.
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Next time you're over at your friend's place for the game, you'll be able to impress everyone with your correct use of "blitzing" and "encroachment."
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Outspoken Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to eject American troops from his country, but that could leave the Philippines powerless against potential Chinese encroachment.
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If such a law existed previously forcing equal representation for each side on TV, it couldn't have been an encroachment on the first amendment, correct?
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Jeiranashvili was the latest to encounter a problem that has bedeviled Georgia, a small former Soviet nation in the Caucuses, for years now: Russian encroachment.
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Worse, these portrayals demonize animals — sharks, in particular, stand out — making it more difficult to make a case they should be protected from human encroachment.
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Nearby, three selections from Peruvian-born artist Armando Andrade Tudela's "Billboard" series (2003) stand as eery reminders of capitalism's encroachment on the iconic Peruvian landscape.
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This encroachment into small regional airports evolved from an early focus on large European cities, whose gateways swelled with traffic following deregulation in the 1990s.
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"Deforestation, rampant mining, encroachment etc have triggered the intensity of the floods and landslides," said V.S. Vijayan, former chairman of the Kerala State Biodiversity Board.
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The centerpiece of Intuit's anti-encroachment strategy has been the Free File program, hatched 17 years ago in a moment of crisis for the company.
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As the Obama administration continues to promote its radical climate change agenda, Americans should expect further encroachment by the federal government on their everyday lives.
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Europe and Latin America, in particular, are vulnerable to encroachment from smaller upstarts, HSBC analysts said earlier this month when they launched coverage of Uber.
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The bloodshed has been partly fuelled by Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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Julien Paluku, governor of the North Kivu province, also confirmed the encroachment and condemned Uganda for allowing them to leave on U.N.-funded Radio Okapi.
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According to Elephant Family, there are, at best, about 4003,000 Asian elephants still in the wild, continually threatened by loss of habitat and human encroachment.
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Navigating a strict interpretation of Judaism and the encroachment of the outside world can be challenging, particularly with the intrusion of social media and technology.
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While there are concerns about Chinese encroachment, the industry also recognizes that such deals are the price for entry to the world's second-largest economy.
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As their competitors see short-term advantage in traffic from embracing the platforms' encroachment, the competitive pressure to folllow suit will be hard to break.
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Greece is treaty-bound to defend Cyprus's territorial integrity, and Turkish encroachment on the island republic's territory is a source of growing anxiety for Athens.
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That's an unconscionable encroachment on free speech; it effectively gags doctors and nurses from giving patients accurate information about their completely legal health care options.
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"Any perception of encroachment into the independence of the central bank and other public institutions will likely exacerbate investor concerns," it wrote in a statement.
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Film Club "Polar Bears of Hudson Bay" is a six-minute film that touches on themes of nature and sustainability, climate change and human encroachment.
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Even the encroachment of human rights, civil liberties, the discrimination against certain groups like the people from Wuhan — it's typical for Chinese to accept that.
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Residents in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug (KhMAO) in northwestern Siberia — the country's top oil-producing region — are no strangers to encroachment by oil companies.
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Ukraine fears the pipeline will allow Russia to cut it off from the gas transit business, while Germany's eastern European neighbours worry about Russian encroachment.
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Following a move into business and a slow-but-steady encroachment into car dashboards, Alexa for Hospitality officially puts the voice assistant in your hotel room.
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Kurdish forces have established relative peace and security in their region of northeastern Syria after years of fighting ISIS; Turkey's encroachment threatens to upend it all.
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However, analysts and companies involved in China said that these measures appeared unlikely to adequately resolve American concerns about China's longstanding encroachment on American intellectual property.
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"Rapid deforestation and commercial development have resulted in widespread encroachment into the native territories of the Orang Asli," Attorney General Tommy Thomas said in the statement.
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But as carmakers started relying on partnerships and acquisitions to keep pace with the tech industry's encroachment into the automotive space, Cruise pivoted to full autonomy.
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Israel has seen a four-month-old surge of Palestinian street violence fueled in part by Muslim agitation at perceived Jewish encroachment on al Aqsa compound.
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An increasing number of incidents of lions going beyond park boundaries may be due to encroachment on the territory by government agencies, according to The Star.
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They will tut, they will sigh, they will get their phone out and roll their eyes—anything but directly communicate their displeasure with your spatial encroachment.
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The biggest example of that, it would seem, would be the launch of the highly praised Surface Studio — which is a direct encroachment on Apple's turf.
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Since then, America's military presence in Turkey—though far less substantial than in Japan—has been seen by many as an unwanted encroachment on Turkey's independence.
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With a close eye on Trump's encroachment on those kinds of policies in California, many newly-minted activists held monthly rallies outside Issa's offices in Vista.
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But residents have grown increasingly concerned about China's encroachment into the semiautonomous territory, with the extradition bill viewed as only part of a much larger issue.
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But while it may stop Beijing's encroachment into the EU market, it does not relax the competition regime that European champions must fit to their ambitions.
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But in the six months since protests erupted, they have morphed into a fight against Chinese encroachment and police brutality that continues to become more violent.
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Normally, each statue would incur $3113,125 for a "minor encroachment permit," but the Recreation and Parks Department waived this in the spirit of, uh, waiving fees.
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Burdened with debt from a leveraged buyout in 2005, the toy giant struggled to adjust quickly enough to fast-changing consumer tastes and e-commerce encroachment.
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The narrative shifts perspectives among the three women and, later, the child, as they navigate their self-made family and the encroachment of the outside world.
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Mr. Pama has been on the forefront of an effort by the Philippine defense establishment to counter what it sees as Chinese encroachment on Philippine territory.
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This is finished with drops of argan oil, derived from the nuts of trees that grow in southwestern Morocco, holding off the encroachment of the desert.
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In a historic show of political unrest, people took to the streets again to protest against Chinese encroachment on Hong Kong and to decry police brutality.
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The warning struck at the heart of what has fueled months of unrest: concerns about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties and rule of law.
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Hong Kong has been roiled by more than seven months of antigovernment protests rooted in anger at the encroachment of Chinese power on the semiautonomous territory.
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But it's a model many opposition figures in the city see as fundamentally broken, unable to balance growing encroachment from Beijing with demands for greater democracy.
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By then, the demonstrations had widened from anger over the extradition bill to a movement against China's encroachment on the rights of the semi-autonomous territory.
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In the process, he provides a stirring defense of traditional liberal values — like protection from unnecessary state encroachment on individual liberty — as necessary for racial justice.
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Chan, 30, who declined to give his full name, said the rapid pace of Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties had taken him by surprise.
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Throughout the afternoon, time and again, speakers mentioned the encroachment of high-end art galleries and expensive bars and restaurants displacing long-term residents in the area.
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At times during Sense8's second season, I found myself thinking that the series was trying to save the world from the slow encroachment of us-vs.
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Pesticide poisoning and human encroachment on their habitat threatened eagles with extinction, with only an estimated 487 pairs remaining by 1963, according to the federal wildlife website.
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The Supreme Court upheld their convictions for encroachment and damage to public property, but dropped charges of treason and disturbing public peace, said their lawyer Suwat Apaipak.
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The surge in migration has led to encroachment of cattle in water catchment areas, affected the regeneration of trees and created increased competition for resources, he said.
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In the past, he would rely on tips from local people about encroachment by loggers, then look at older satellite images to try and corroborate the claims.
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"These factors include residential development, utility and road right-of-way maintenance, timber harvesting, invasive species encroachment, and vegetation succession in the absence of disturbance," it added.
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With the threat of government encroachment on ice and high-speed internet access proliferating in the mid-2000s, Intuit looked forward to steady growth and big profits.
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In Ukraine, the presence of the Greek Catholic Church is a sore point for the Moscow Patriarchate, which sees it as a Catholic encroachment on Orthodox territory.
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The Zetas have also hit some of the same problems as McDonald's, such as when their franchisees often squabble over territorial encroachment, just as McDonald's restauranteurs do.
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The decision came in response to a complaint filed with the ministry on Friday accusing Trump executives of illegal "encroachment" on the property, the ministry's statement said.
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A colleague of slain Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, known for her fight against the encroachment of hydroelectric dams and mines on indigenous lands, has been found dead.
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Identity politics are no small matter in Quebec, where concerns about the encroachment of outside forces on French Canadian culture remain deeply ingrained in the province's psyche.
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Routinely mischaracterized as "passive," Coolidge was, to the contrary, an active president, though one with an agenda to veto and countermand the encroachment of the regulatory state.
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Many Taiwanese have supported the protests, concerned about the Chinese government's encroachment on Hong Kong and what it means for the future of their own democratic island.
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Rubio recently published an op-ed in the Washington Post criticizing China's encroachment on Hong Kong's freedoms and calling for the US to not stand idly by.
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Trees will be planted along its buffer zones to help restore water catchment areas that have been damaged by sand mining and human encroachment on the land.
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Muhammad Toheed, an urban planning researcher at the Institute of Business Administration, a Karachi university, has been following the anti-encroachment drive since it began in November.
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But religious attendance ebbs and then flows across the life cycle, falling when you leave home and then increasing with child rearing and with the encroachment of mortality.
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"It is pretty amazing and encouraging that such large animals are still able to exist out there with fishing activities and human encroachment and environmental change," Frable said.
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They are rugged little things that resisted the encroachment of high tech but now, thanks to the PEN+ ELLIPSE, you can turn your musings into digital files instantly.
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He would enlist allies to work within the WTO framework to reshape global trade rules, while bolstering military alliances in Asia to counter any Chinese attempts at encroachment.
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China's growing economic role in Bangladesh is a worry for Indian officials, who have long fretted over Beijing's encroachment on to territory it considers its own back yard.
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Now he&aposs very concerned about the Mueller probe and its encroachment on the campaign, and he&aposs fighting this war against the Mueller probe in the press.
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"As an agency of government, we have a responsibility of ensuring that these protected areas are free of encroachment," he said in his office in Kampala, the capital.
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"The GCC could harm it own interests in this fight and is at risk of becoming more vulnerable to Iranian encroachment," said a Western diplomat based in Doha.
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An organizer of the Sunday protest, Sammy Ip, said the rally would not target Lam but focus on a broad push against Beijing's perceived encroachment into the city.
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"Considering threats from human encroachment and deforestation, some (coffee species) could be extinct in 10 to 20 years, particularly with the added influence of climate change," Davis said.
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"The defining feature of Orban's career has been a zeal to defend Hungary's sovereignty against foreign encroachment," said Hendrik Hansen, a political scientist at Andrassy University in Budapest.
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That business model is always in danger of encroachment from free tools, though, so Kapwing hopes to also become a place to view the meme content it exports.
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Abortion providers and advocacy groups have been able to challenge the incremental encroachment on abortion rights by arguing in court that they violate Roe or Planned Parenthood v.
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"Every city does this, criminalizing homelessness in some way," says Kath Rogers, a San Diego attorney bringing a class action suit against the city over its encroachment ordinance.
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Loans for sorely needed farm equipment were all too often siphoned off by unscrupulous local officials, and recipients among the country's ethnic minorities despaired at systematic Vietnamese encroachment.
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Vietnam saw the ruling as a giant step toward its decades-long goal of creating a unified diplomatic front against Chinese territorial encroachment in the South China Sea.
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Collins and her husband had long been involved since in defending the neighborhood against encroachment by Columbia's expanding campus and what local residents regarded as the university's hauteur.
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UL plans to open 30 to 35 hypermarkets this year, versus 15.53 in 2016, Chief Executive Bruno Mercier said, citing increased competition spurred by the encroachment of e-commerce.
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They also argued that Moroccans were not a race and were thus not a protected category, and that a conviction would be a dangerous encroachment on freedom of speech.
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In the midst of Curran's obnoxious encroachment, in which she is basically bending over the star's lap, Jay and Bey pause to say hi to someone across the arena.
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While you go on long rides across the country, characters will talk about virtually everything: the struggles of the gang, personal relationships, future dreams, the constant encroachment of civilization.
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In both cases the tigers had allegedly attacked and killed people but their appearance in populated areas may also be because of increasing encroachment by people, wildlife experts said.
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Tributes Sophie Richardson, China director of Human Rights Watch, said the case has stoked fears in Hong Kong about encroachment by the Chinese government, despite the city's supposed autonomy.
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But what began as a protest movement against an unpopular bill has evolved to encompass a range of issues connected to mainland China's perceived encroachment on Hong Kong life.
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The Obama administration had tried to work out a middle ground for other "religious-affiliated" employers, but they said that process was still an encroachment on their religious liberty.
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The city is governed by the principle of "one country, two systems," with a semi-autonomous government and limited political freedoms, but many have complained of growing Chinese encroachment.
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As civil society regroups and prepares to resist Trump's encroachment on democracy, everyone needs to stop and think and internalize what their role in this brave new world is.
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The military can have confidence that special use airspace and training routes will be more durable and free of encroachment when they occur over protected lands like national monuments.
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But many local people were alarmed by the detention of the five Hong Kong-based booksellers by mainland Chinese agents, sparking an outcry over Beijing's encroachment in the city.
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They lack natural immunity to many diseases, making them doubly vulnerable to encroachment by outsiders, who risk bringing disease as well as destroying the unspoiled forest they depend on.
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As well as the mainland's gradual encroachment, Hong Kongers have had to cope with rising housing costs, long waits for public medical services and record numbers living in poverty.
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Not only is the territory fighting Beijing's encroachment, but Hong Kong citizens' sense of connection to mainland China has diminished since the 203 handover, according to public opinion polls.
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But the turnout also exposed the depth of frustration with Beijing's growing encroachment on the autonomy it promised Hong Kong when it resumed sovereignty over the territory in 1997.
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He likes an easy target, and his recent fiction goes after predictable boogeymen: social media's encroachment on privacy ("The Circle," 2013), say, or addiction ("Heroes of the Frontier," 2016).
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HONG KONG — An American citizen was among dozens of people arrested in Vietnam this week during protests against proposed special economic zones that have raised fears of Chinese encroachment.
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There is a link to pandemics, like COVID-19, and a warmer world, coupled with human encroachment into wildlife habitats, and greater possibilities of animal-to-human virus transmissions.
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But the new regulations, which allow companies to retain more control, have also been criticized as an encroachment by Beijing on Hong Kong's legal system and corporate governance standards.
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Framed that way, it sounds like an unnecessary product that may indicate some kind of incipient dystopia, or at least the increasing encroachment of past satire on present reality.
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Others suspect nefarious ploys to control shelf space and taps – and protect the market share of the biggest and most cheaply produced beers from any additional craft beer encroachment.
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In addition, by boosting our presence across the region, we also lessen Russia's military threats to Georgia, creeping encroachment on its borders, and efforts to subvert it from within.
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Carmakers, especially premium manufacturers, are resisting the encroachment of tech giants on several fronts including autonomous driving and connected services - whose commercial potential multiplies with voice recognition and assistance.
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Roche is banking on new drugs as older medicines' patents expire and expose them to encroachment by "biosimilars", rival treatments that are as effective as the original but cheaper.
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The French left has long protested the encroachment of an unbridled free market, and despite some victories in halting its progress, the overall trend was one of demoralizing defeat.
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He's complaining mainly about Americans obsessed with achievement — yes, even in leisure — but maybe Australians can also relate to the encroachment of professionalism on activities meant to be fun?
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Settlement expansion can certainly give the impression of an ongoing encroachment into the viability of a Palestinian state, but whether there is a clearly defined goal I don't know.
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"The GCC could harm it own interests in this fight and is at risk of becoming more vulnerable to Iranian encroachment," a Western diplomat based in Doha told Reuters.
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Obviously stuff like soulless product placement and the encroachment of business onto art is worth calling out, but their doing so felt late, which in turn felt out-of-touch.
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Their slimy skin is used to pull in oxygen to breath, and when they die it is a warning that pollution and human encroachment are damaging the environment, Torregrosa said.
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But these contaminations are more systemic — driven by fractional infrastructure spending in rural communities and the encroachment of nitrates found in chemical fertilizers — and lack an easy company to prosecute.
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According to a new study, a vampire bat species that typically feeds on native birds has turned to sucking the blood of humans at night, likely due to human encroachment.
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What we're hearing: Those sounding alarm bells range from those who fear it could lead to greater surveillance to those who see it as an unwarranted encroachment on free enterprise.
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Across the western United States, wildfires are getting worse—because of climate change-induced heat and drought as well as the encroachment of human beings into what was once wilderness.
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The government responded with a $1.4 billion "National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality," but it ultimately proved insufficient to cope with the continuing encroachment of salt on farmland.
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A team made up of scientists from UCLA and the National Park Service recently set out to see exactly how they're doing that hunting, given the increased encroachment of humans.
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Lightning-fast delivery Advance may seem like an unlikely company to thrive in the digital era, but the old-school car shop has taken steps to prepare for Amazon's encroachment.
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That decline has largely been caused by the encroachment of human settlement on lion habitats, a decrease in their natural prey and an increase of conflict between humans and lions.
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Over the weekend more than 1 million Hong Kong residents took to the streets to protest what they see as an encroachment by the mainland Chinese government over their rights.
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For them to have successfully turned back yet another encroachment by the West, even in the figure of an irrepressible fool, seems like a rare victory amidst so much defeat.
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Still, some of Prince Mohammed's moves, which include a targeted increase in women working, promoting entertainment and celebrating pre-Islamic cultural heritage, have alarmed conservatives already fearful of liberal encroachment.
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There was no point in pursuing the litigation if Mr. Moonves was leaving, since the aim of the lawsuit was to defend Mr. Moonves's turf from Ms. Redstone's perceived encroachment.
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But in recent years, the city has experienced encroachment on its independence, and investors have raised concerns that its strong regulatory and legal institutions are slowly being eroded by Beijing.
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Many Taiwanese who worry about Chinese encroachment see Tsai (who also has cultivated pretty strong ties with the US) as the better candidate to protect Taiwan from Beijing's heavy hand.
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Many Russians disapprove of any encroachment by China, with its appetite for natural resources, on a Russian Far East rich in reserves from timber and water to gas and minerals.
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It also revived worries about a process of decline, caused by pollution, urban encroachment and subsidence, that residents and experts fear may destroy the canals in a matter of years.
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Language has become a key battleground for those pushing back against encroachment from China and seeking to emphasize the city's unique identity in the shadow of its much larger neighbor.
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"China values peace and the interests of innocent people on both sides of the border, that is why it has remained patient in the face of such encroachment," said Xinhua.
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But disaster will follow if the party concludes that Hong Kong welcomes its relentless encroachment, or that it should never be trusted with democracy because votes can produce embarrassing results.
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But there are fears in Amman, the capital, that further Israeli encroachment, possibly abetted by a long-promised Trump peace proposal, could drive more Palestinians into Jordan, Mr. Muasher said.
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In your book, you characterize the 1980s as a watershed moment when it comes to the encroachment of (white evangelical) Christian participation in the political sphere and shaping of political discourse.
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Some Hong Kongers have expressed this distrust -- and their frustration with Beijing's increasing encroachment on the city's freedoms -- by taking to the streets, but others are looking for a way out.
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But over the years, his ashrams have been criticized for land encroachment, and in 2008 the mutilated bodies of four young boys were found at one of his schools for children.
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To categorize Sagehen's diverse terrains—drainage bottoms with meadows and those without, north- and south-facing slopes, aspen stands with conifer encroachment—working groups hiked almost every yard of the forest.
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Similarly, since the tunnels essentially represent the Upside Down's slow, forceful encroachment in our world, it makes sense they would drag their prey there to eat, rather than feed above ground.
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The encroachment of a monstrous, skeletal chicken from one interlude into the rest of the show's action makes it clear that the two narratives are connected, but how is unsettlingly opaque.
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The results revealed a stark contrast: the Khata corridor is thriving due to forestry stewardship efforts and anti-poaching campaigns, while the Basanta corridor has been crippled by increasing human encroachment.
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That push ended up pushing out the founders of Facebook acquisition WhatsApp, and encroachment on product decision-making did the same to Instagram's founders who this week announced they were resigning.
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Meanwhile, the indigenous Mayans felt they had been marginalised, with their traditional manner of collective farm ownership, or ejido farming, increasingly jeopardised by government policies and the slow encroachment of globalisation.
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The company's supporters point to countless jobs it provides to low-skilled workers while selling affordable goods, but detractors fault Wal-Mart's encroachment on small businesses, and how it treats workers.
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The Chao Lay in Phuket, which lies about 700 kilometers (430 miles) southwest of Bangkok, face more than two dozen cases related to encroachment of land and trespass of national parks.
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About half a dozen of Kenya's 47 counties are developing policies aimed at determining the limits of urban development, minimising encroachment into agricultural areas, and providing land tenure security, said Matanta.
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Newcastle thought they had opened the scoring when Matt Ritchie converted a penalty but referee Keith Stroud blew his whistle having spotted an apparent encroachment before the spot kick was taken.
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Her indictment adds to a mountain of issues between the U.S. and China, including Beijing's encroachment into the South China Sea, human rights issues in China and nascent cooperation on cybersecurity.
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In the last few years, there have been several incidents of big cats straying into populated areas in the outskirts of Bengaluru, as a result of human encroachment on animal habitats.
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But further encroachment on land claimed by the Maasai could cause conflicts if the process is not managed carefully, said John Maina of the renewable energy department at Kenya's energy ministry.
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In Java and elsewhere, "Islam" provided a banner for Muslim merchants to contest economic encroachment by non-Muslims and build an infrastructure for organizing in the countryside, largely through Islamic schools.
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They understand that the legislation represents a further encroachment by Beijing into the "high degree of autonomy" Hong Kong was promised when Britain returned the territory to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.
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And as Australians debate how to respond, the voices of the Chinese-Australians alarmed by Beijing's encroachment are being drowned out by an aggressive Chinese government campaign to silence critics here.
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" Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's press secretary, said of the rule that "any encroachment on the freedom of Russian media abroad is not and won't be left without a strong condemnation.
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Seen in the first room of the Hayward, these early, almost romantic landscapes, indicate Gurksy's technical interest in contrasting the enormity of nature with the ant-like encroachment of human industry.
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Mr Appelbaum's book places economists at the centre of the story, but they were often mere accomplices to a broader movement of conservatives determined to reverse the encroachment of the state.
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The Russian leader has long chafed at Western encroachment in lands that Moscow viewed as part of its geopolitical bailiwick, including such places as Crimea, Georgia, Ukraine and the Baltic States.
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Scientists and conservationists have worried about damage by human encroachment in the relatively pristine polar area, much as they are about Antarctica, which has had a recent boom in tourism. 7.
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And the result of this steady encroachment is what Caldwell calls a "rival Constitution" that is incompatible with the original one and the source of a great deal of social unrest.
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That is, in fact, what many people will first note about this place, the pleasant encroachment of nature and the way the city weaves itself into lands not yet entirely tamed.
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Since then, the protests have widened into a broader movement against China's encroachment on Hong Kong and have set five demands, including an independent investigation into police violence and universal suffrage.
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While the First Amendment protects speech from government encroachment, the right is not without limits and sexual harassment is specifically prohibited by Title Seven of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Ms. White, an accomplished scientist who gained prominence for warnings of desert encroachment and overpopulation, soon moved into a nursing home closer to her family but far from her old home.
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Welsh Town Leads a British Revolt Against the Tax System and Corporations | Crickhowell, population 2,063, has become famous for being one of Britain's last holdouts against the encroachment of big retail chains.
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" He added that he had "more evidence" of a planned attack involving "encroachment of a MQ9 spy drone," the purchase of speedboats and "phone calls planning to attribute ship attacks to Iran.
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It matters not in what form such aggression and encroachment come, whether from the foreign nation acting in its national character, or from vast hordes of its people crowding in upon us.
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Opinion polls suggest that harsh rhetoric towards the West plays well with many Russian voters, who credit Putin for restoring national pride and standing up to what they see as Western encroachment.
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Under the "One Country, Two Systems" formula, Hong Kong enjoys high levels of autonomy from China, but the recent ruling sparked fears of growing Chinese encroachment and pressure on pro-democracy advocates.
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A bipartisan group of US lawmakers on Tuesday passed a bill — the Georgia Support Act — that Georgia's new prime minister, Giorgia Gakharia, views as critical to thwarting Russia's encroachment in the region.
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In response, Amazon revamped its brand-registry tool in late 2017, which it says will enable intellectual-property owners to flag imitators and slow the encroachment of fake listings on the platform.
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The Kremlin's encroachment in North Ossetia and Abkhazia pushes Georgia westward geopolitically, while at the same time Turkey's new enthusiasm for renewing ties with Azerbaijan limits Tbilisi's maneuver in terms of energy.
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The extradition bill has sparked unsually wide concerns, both locally and internationally, that it risks further encroachment from Chinese officials and threatens the rule of law that underpins its international financial status.
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But they quickly morphed into a broader expression of anxiety over China's encroachment into the region and the erosion of the civil liberties that set it apart from the rest of China.
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They used to wheel out the gays every election year to convince America to vote for Reagan and then the Bush dynasty, or else succumb to homosexual encroachment in schools and churches!
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Between the lines: Whether health care companies love or hate big tech's encroachment into their territory is dependent on whether they stand to make or lose money should the tech companies succeed.
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The lake's encroachment has also been an alarming display of the water's power as it chews away at the shoreline, mustering enough strength to uproot trees and suck large boulders from breakwalls.
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"I'm interested in how he talks about the encroachment of automation into our economy and the problems that's going to pose," she said while waiting for Mr. Yang to speak in Plymouth.
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Here's the argument for off-price retail: Amazon's encroachment into the apparel industry more closely resembles a full-price department store, instead of a Ross or TJ Maxx model, JPMorgan's Boss said.
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The FBI aggressively protected its turf and, over the course of often heated exchanges with Congress, fought off both the DNI's encroachment as well as calls for a new domestic intelligence service.
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As a united voice against the discriminative statements of the ruling party, it stood out as a demand for solidarity, democracy, and freedom of expression, and against the government's encroachment on civilization.
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The White House has suggested that it could be an unconstitutional encroachment on Mr. Trump's powers as commander in chief for Congress to override his judgment and try to terminate the mission.
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Because the weapons production was a classified defense operation, no development was allowed on the site so the area has been untouched by human encroachment, leaving it in pristine condition, Lucas said.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics, with opponents often citing religious belief to call it immoral while abortion-rights advocates call restrictions improper encroachment on women's medical choices.
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Now, thanks to hunting, further human encroachment, and a resistance by state agencies and landowners to continue the program, their population has again dwindled to less than 40 known wolves in the wild.
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The terror group expanded its operations into Afghanistan last year and by December had crowned its encroachment by broadcasting on the 90 FM frequency throughout the province of Nangarhar to attract fresh recruits.
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While the Federalist author claims the decision's conclusion was correct, she finds that the reasoning in the decision was too broad and enabled too large an encroachment on religious liberty in the future.
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Lawyers have said that previous drafts of the preamble fail to make significant progress on protecting individuals from state encroachment for long-standing issues like property rights and the right to personal freedoms.
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Nicole Dennis-Benn's debut novel, "Here Comes the Sun," is about Margot, a young woman in Jamaica coming to terms with her sexuality and dealing with the encroachment of tourism on her village.
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Dispensing with the cheerful songs, this look at the man-cub Mowgli (Rohan Chand ) even incorporates a preservationist message, with the encroachment of man seen as a perilous threat to the natural world.
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During that time, Africatown suffered a similar decline—its founders long deceased, their descendants struggling to preserve the settlement as paper mills and oil-storage tanks staged a toxic encroachment on its borders.
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"Convenient locations, a lower-income demographic, value price points, and destination for 'fill-in' trips as opposed to 'stock-up' trips makes Dollar Tree more immune to potential online encroachment," said the analyst.
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The encroachment of technology into the financial space may have many in the industry worried about getting displaced, but one group may not have to worry so much, according to a Nobel laureate.
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Demonstrations in Hong Kong started in June to protest a Chinese extradition bill, but has since escalated into wider pro-democracy protests and a fight against Chinese encroachment in the semi-autonomous city.
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I think the goal is to end all the rogue behavior not only on the nuclear issue but also on ballistic missiles, the encroachment through Yemen, Iraq and Syria, the financing of terrorism.
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Put this together with a general increase in human encroachment on macaque territory in the region and we have an ideal case for introducing the parasite to human populations in far greater numbers.
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They form militias to push back against anything they see as an encroachment on their rights—and to prepare for what many increasingly see as an impending apocalyptic clash in defense of freedom.
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In 2016, the D.P.P. had swept into power promising to set stronger safeguards against encroachment by the Chinese government even as it would develop Taiwan's economic relations with China to improve its performance.
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It is in this climate of Chinese encroachment that the disillusioned youth of Hong Kong, led by university students, are now raising the banner of ultimate resistance: the call for full political independence.
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For as long as they don't fulfill the accession criteria, they still could be more closely associated with the single market, preventing them from falling prey to the encroachment of Russia and China.
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If US forces left immediately after ISIS was routed, their Syrian Kurdish allies who did the fighting would risk encroachment from the nearby Syrian regime or Turkish-backed Syrian rebels to the West.
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The unofficial tent stalls that had long surrounded Empress Market are among the many sites targeted by the Karachi government's "anti-encroachment" campaign against commerce that spills into the city's streets and parks.
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But in essence, standing up for these exemptions is a symbolic way for Canada to defend its culture against US encroachment, said Marc Busch, an international trade and policy expert at Georgetown University.
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Additionally, the head of the SNB Council, Jean Studer, made a plea to safeguard the institution's "full independence", saying any encroachment by politics would damage its ability to protect the interests of the country.
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Such themes are familiar from Mr Filho's two previous narrative features, "Neighboring Sounds" (2012) and "Aquarius" (2016), which told stories of opposition to the encroachment of modernity in the Brazilian coastal community of Recife.
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Megafires were virtually unheard of before the 1990s, but thanks to a combination of human encroachment on wildlands and climate change, they're now eating up roughly half of the US Forest Service's annual resources.
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But several of those who spoke to the AP said the Army of Islam saw her documenting of abuses as a threat and resented her local administration plan as an encroachment on their power.
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What's more, he has felt the encroachment of Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, on his turf, and been undercut by the White House in the dispute between Qatar and its Gulf State neighbors.
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In our research, this example of indirect encroachment is common across military installations and can be best addressed by maintaining habitat connectivity and adequate habitat away from Defense Department facilities to sustain the species.
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Since then, signs of growing encroachment by China's government in Hong Kong's affairs have failed to revive the fervour that, at least initially, gave the umbrella protests their impetus before they eventually fizzled out.
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The reported encroachment on Thursday is the latest action by Chinese vessels to raise concern in Southeast Asia, where four countries object to China's claim to virtually the whole of the South China Sea.
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To keep pace with Uber&aposs and Lyft&aposs encroachment on rental cars, and keep Turo, an app now valued at nearly half of Avis&apos entire business, Orduña went to Kansas City, Missouri.
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Somehow, I've come to consider it normal behavior—I give myself credit for an early alarm, but then I spend the next 30 minutes to an hour fighting the day's encroachment on my sleep.
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That comes three months after the two nations held military exercises on Venezuelan soil that President Nicolas Maduro called a sign of strengthening relations, but which Washington criticized as Russian encroachment in the region.
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That has since set off a broader protest movement against China's encroachment on the semiautonomous region and has widened into protesters seeking five demands — including an independent inquiry into police violence and universal suffrage.
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Their plight mirrors the struggle of many indigenous people around the globe, as native groups face ever greater encroachment from governments and companies seeking access to the land they occupy or its valuable resources.
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In some of his final conversations, he feared for the integrity this great country due to the current administration's encroachment on the freedom of the press and on the values of a liberal democracy.
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In Germany, where memories of the surveillance by the Nazis and later by communist East Germany's secret police, have decisively shaped social attitudes toward privacy, resistance to state encroachment on private life is very strong.
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For its part, the U.S. military believes troops are needed to defeat ISIS, counter the influence of Iranian-backed militias, and deter Iranian encroachment from the west, most especially following a U.S. drawdown from Syria.
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The gradual encroachment of ecommerce has become a sudden need to shrink for plenty of chains, in an American retail industry that never truly addressed its surplus of stores during or after the Great Recession.
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But steady human encroachment into chimp territory, along with poaching, has caused the population to dwindle to a quarter of its historic size, with under 345,000 projected to be left in their native habitats today.
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Bordering both China and India, Myanmar is also of growing strategic importance to the United States at a time of increasing encroachment in the region by China, which has sought closer relations with its neighbor.
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Earlier this week, a regional court upheld an encroachment verdict against 61-year-old Srinuan Pasang, who was among 14 villagers charged with encroaching the Sai Thong National Park in the northeastern province of Chaiyaphum.
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Many Indonesian and international environmental groups fear that the Batang Toru project is endangering the Tapanuli orangutan by continuing the fragmentation of its habitat and opening the area to illegal logging and other human encroachment.
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On January 4th the chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, told a hastily arranged press conference that any unauthorised encroachment by mainland agents would be an "unacceptable" breach of the Basic Law, the territory's mini-constitution.
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Which is perhaps fair: Even at the height of her influence, she was a bit loopy, hyper-paranoid about Communist encroachment, and convinced that a small group of media elites and bankers ran the world.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet described the death as "a disturbing sympton of the growing problem of encroachment on indigenous land - especially forests - by miners, loggers and farmers in Brazil".
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A week earlier, the center's owners had been invited before the national assembly's committee on environment and natural resources to present their building permits amid the committee's inquiry into encroachment onto riparian land across Kenya.
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"Wetland refilling, encroachment and unauthorized construction in river banks and conversion of paddy fields have affected the flow of water, leading to stagnation and flash floods," another official at KSDMA said on condition of anonymity.
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In a statement, Bachelet said that the murder of Emyra Waiapi in Amapa was a "disturbing symptom of the growing problem of encroachment on indigenous land - especially forests - by miners, loggers and farmers in Brazil".
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What began as protests against legislation that would have allowed for the extradition of Hong Kong residents to mainland China for trial have since ballooned into a fight against Chinese encroachment on the semiautonomous territory.
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About 130 people, mostly police, were injured when masked protesters tossed bricks and set trash cans alight to vent their anger against what they saw as mainland Chinese encroachment on the city's autonomy and freedoms.
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Codifying the behavior of journalists struck some as an ominous encroachment into freedom of the press, and the White House Correspondents' Association said on Monday that it had not been consulted about the new guidelines.
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We reject the continued encroachment of the occupier on the Palestinian people and assert our firm stance towards this issue, as we stand committed to our brothers in the Arab countries who agree with us.
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The big picture: Hong Kong saw its 11th straight week of pro-democracy protests over the weekend as the city pushes back on what it views as encroachment by the Chinese government on its autonomy.
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At that time, the United States, under direct orders from the president, was withholding nearly $400 million in military aid appropriated by Congress to help Ukraine defend itself against Russian encroachment on its eastern border.
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This has all put U.S. military commanders—who have long recommended the Javelin sales to protect Ukraine against further Russian encroachment, and who want to avoid involvement in Trump's political shitshow—in a tight spot.
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The protesters are angry about what they see as an encroachment by China on the wide ranging autonomy Hong Kong was guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" framework which governs the former British colony.
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This is necessary to defend the integrity of our tax system; to provide tax certainty to business; and to challenge the encroachment of EU state aid rules into the sovereign member state competence of taxation.
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He will reportedly also seek discussion on Beijing's ongoing encroachment in the South China Sea, where it is constructing a chain of islands in waters contested by the likes of Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
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But mostly I just couldn't discount the sense that what I was looking at was in fact some form of historical artifact, further evidence of the encroachment of the realm of Westeros upon our own.
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Since widescale protests against Beijing's encroachment of Hong Kong liberties paralyzed the city in 2014, as thousands of pro-democracy protesters occupied busy areas, mainland officials have become more brazen in asserting their authority there.
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Still, they kept a share of first place in the NFC North by virtue of punt and interception returns for touchdowns, plus a crucial encroachment penalty against the Jacksonville Jaguars that extended their final scoring drive.
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Certainly, it seems beyond dispute that colonialism, along with the slave trade and the encroachment of foreign faiths in lands that had not requested them, burned an enduring scar on Africa's self-regard and self-esteem.
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The southwestern forests - thought to be coffee's birthplace and the center of its genetic diversity - have long been a frontier for agriculture expansion, in the form of either large-scale clearances or piecemeal encroachment by smallholders.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The destruction of Brazil's Amazon rainforest reached its highest level in a decade this year, government data released on Friday showed, driven by illegal logging and the encroachment of agriculture on the jungle.
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"With this incident, the investigation of PT APSL will become our top priority," Environment Minister Siti Nurbaya said in the statement, referring to both suspected forest encroachment by the company and the detention of the team.
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We have watched as some members of this vaunted Alliance have drifted back to the ugliness of the last century where ultra-nationalist fervor, blatant intolerance and military encroachment led to tragedy on a global scale.
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The encroachment of the natural gas industry into this rural community has tied traditional conservative interests like property rights to the concerns over climate change, indigenous rights, and environmental protection that typically motivate anti-pipeline work.
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Any signs of aggressive encroachment might have prompted the U.S. company to respond with price cuts in the market for single-aisle jets, which Airbus reckons will be worth $3.5 trillion over the next 20 years.
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Before the year is out, all of it will likely be unfit for human consumption, as it is contaminated with sewage from above and with salt-water encroachment into the aquifer from the Mediterranean Sea below.
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Protests began in June against proposed legislation that would have allowed for the extradition of Hong Kong residents to China, but have since widened to target Chinese encroachment and police brutality in the semi-autonomous city.
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The country's president, Vladimir V. Putin, has made no secret of his distaste for the Atlantic alliance's encroachment into territory he considers part of his sphere of influence — particularly in the Baltics and in the Balkans.
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But the development team behind the project, led by the real estate developer L&L Holding, is betting that if a store offers enough fun and games, it can beat back the encroachment of online retailers.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Indigenous people and police clashed in Brazil's capital city on Tuesday, as officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas while tribe members shot arrows in return during a protest against farmers' encroachment on reservations.
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Siregar had been involved in various projects in recent years, including helping fishermen in a lawsuit against a sand miner and assisting residents in a fight against forest encroachment, said Walhi's head of advocacy, Zenzi Suhadi.
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Many of these arguments were drawn, as Klein herself acknowledged, from the experiences of frontline groups, many in the Global South, who for decades have fought against corporate encroachment on their land and way of life.
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Two former post-colonial leaders, Tung Chee-Hwa and Leung Chun-ying, were forced to truncate their time in office from various controversies linked to policies that stoked fears of Chinese encroachment on the city's freedoms.
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Beijing's refusal to grant full democracy to Hong Kong triggered massive street protests in 2014 and deepened resentment toward China's perceived growing encroachment on the territory, where its influence in nearly every facet of life has increased.
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"I have too much respect for North Carolina's constitution to allow the growing encroachment of the legislative branch into the responsibilities the people of North Carolina have vested in the executive branch," he said at the time.
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Most have moved there in recent years as part of a concerted effort to reclaim Garifuna lands abandoned due to the threat of violence from drug cartels and encroachment by palm oil companies - among them Francisca Arreola.
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"What we do with cities is we get permission from them, we get an encroachment permit and then it's up to us to monetize off the scooter providers," Swiftmile co-founder and CEO Colin Roche told TechCrunch.
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So in order to view the Moon's encroachment on the Sun, you'll need to pick up a pair of solar filter sunglasses, which block more than 99.99 percent of sunlight, as well as ultraviolet and infrared radiation.
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Erdogan's statement is disingenuous on many fronts, the most obvious being that Turkey's encroachment into Syria is likely to create even more chaos and bloodshed, rather than the peace or protection from terrorism that Erdogan is promising.
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"He honestly admitted his spying acts of systematically collecting and offering data about the domestic situation of the DPRK (North Korea) and repeatedly asked for pardon, apologizing for encroachment upon the sovereignty of the DPRK" KCNA said.
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We also get more of Freddy, played by Michael K. Williams, who is the sort of prison philosopher-king who responds to an encroachment on his cellphone-renting monopoly by beating the offending inmate to a pulp.
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While Tokyo will look to Washington for support against Chinese encroachment in the East China Sea, the situation may be reversed in the South China Sea, where the US is ramping up patrols in defiance of Beijing.
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Today, that number has dwindled to a global population of under 3,500 individuals, driven to the brink of extinction by anthropogenic pressures like poaching and the loss of 90 percent of their historic range to human encroachment.
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Here's one example: In April, Facebook, as part of an effort to stave off encroachment from regulators and politicians, said it would start requiring those who buy political or "issue" ads to verify their identities and locations.
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"This judgment signifies unfettered encroachment of the judiciary into the realm of the executive - pandering to the whims of the opposition who want to co-govern with the popularly elected government through the courts," the ANC said.
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The Manchester bombing – which saw so many hurt or killed after an evening spent embodying the unapologetic emotionality boosted by Ariana Grande's magnificent, soaring, melodies – was an encroachment of hatred onto the fundamental humanity of pop music.
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"A Whole Life" is one of those stripped-down everyman stories that is transparently, self-consciously about Much More: the encroachment of modernity, the universal nature of love and heartbreak, the quickness of our passage through life.
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"However, this is reliant on the assumption that the uncertainty caused by Brexit and the trade conflict does not increase further," Buerkl said, adding that any encroachment of this uncertainty on job market expectations should be avoided.
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Historically, encroachment on individual liberty often was justified in terms of the welfare, needs, interests or good of the persons subject to it, but it always has been the individual limited by paternalism who is being judged.
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"The spirit of encroachment tends to consolidate the powers of all the departments in one, and thus to create whatever the form of government, a real despotism," Washington wrote in what's become known as his Farewell Address.
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But as Obama was describing Russia as a relatively meaningless "gnat on an elephant's butt" in 2014, his White House expanded sanctions against Russian billionaires and banks in an effort to curtail Russian encroachment into Eastern Europe.
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The extradition bill that sparked this movement symbolized that encroachment, as it would have allowed Hong Kong to extradite people accused of crimes to places that lacked formal extradition treaties with the city-state, including mainland China.
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With Hong Kong's institutions under growing pressure from an increasingly assertive Beijing, international rights conventions represent "the last guarantees left for us to rely on to ensure there isn't continuous encroachment on our rights" Ms. Kapai said.
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Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Willett struck down a state licensing requirement that mandated 750 hours of training for eyebrow threaders, denouncing what he described as a "nonsensical government encroachment" on "occupational freedom" and economic liberty.
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Defending Ukraine against Russian encroachment, much like defending the United States' Kurdish allies against Turkey, has been a high priority for many Republicans, who complained that President Barack Obama did not stand up to Moscow aggressively enough.
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The pinnacle of Mr. Wong's activism came during 2014, when he and a group of students led hundreds of thousands of their neighbors in an extraordinary 79-day demonstration defending Hong Kong's autonomy from Beijing's increasing encroachment.
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Even though there is a "right to travel," and there are laws protecting religious practices from government encroachment, our courts have explicitly declared vaccination is a government interest; they've upheld vaccine mandates for more than a century.
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The Amazon Rainforest, for example, which absorbs roughly 2.2 billion tons of CO2 annually — about 5 percent of all global carbon emissions — has lost 17 percent of its area over the past 50 years to human encroachment.
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He is likely to attempt to position himself as a moderate alternative to a faltering Biden, while other Democrats will most likely try to tear into him in an effort to halt his encroachment in the polls.
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The long view: Books were the first category to reach an e-commerce tipping point — a 20% market share, the point of no return at which, as industry after industry has discovered, Amazon's encroachment wipes out almost everyone.
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While there is some encroachment on the money transfer business in the developed economies from mobile and digital platforms, Western Union is investing in these platforms as well, and expanding markets where it can make account-based deposits.
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The national anthem law has fueled concern in Hong Kong, whose residents have grown nervous over China's perceived encroachment of the city's autonomy following such events as the disappearance of booksellers who later emerged in mainland Chinese custody.
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UNITED NATIONS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indigenous people fighting to protect their rights must band together and build a global campaign to fend off unwelcome development and encroachment that forces them off their land, a U.N. expert has said.
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Amazon's encroachment into Queens, where the terror is that it will drive housing prices up even further and deny jobs to the people who really need them, has made the retailer the brightest new emblem of corporate malevolence.
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He's a modern-day C.E.O., if you will, probably more than any of the generations before him, simply because he's had to arbitrate so many problems with lawyers and encroachment and white-collar people coming after his land.
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TAIPEI — Taiwan heads to the polls next week in what's considered one of the most significant elections for the island, as voters closely watch the protests in Hong Kong amid concerns about alleged Chinese encroachment in the elections.
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Protests began in Hong Kong in June against legislation that would have allowed for the extradition of Hong Kong residents to China, but they have since widened to target Chinese encroachment and police brutality in the semiautonomous region.
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But many young people in Hong Kong have become increasingly angered by what they see as China's encroachment on the city's culture and autonomy, with some advocating "localism", or a Hong Kong identity, rather than a Chinese one.
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Any shift to deeper economic reforms will not address the growing contradiction of the central state-owned enterprises, the encroachment of the party back into all aspects of life, nor would it lessen the focus on technological self-reliance.
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Ultimately, young Hong Kongers are concerned about China's growing encroachment in the city -- and the perceived threat to freedoms unavailable to Chinese mainlanders, such as the right to protest, the right to a free press, and an independent judiciary.
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Plagued by polluted water, predatory fish and the steady encroachment of one of the world's biggest megacities, the tiny amphibian steeped in mythological lore has all but disappeared from its home in the muddy canals of southern Mexico City.
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Despite political upheaval and civil wars across the region, West Africa has experienced few of the targeted attacks now being launched routinely by AQIM, which experts say is flexing its muscles to ward off encroachment from Islamic State militants.
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The bloodshed has also stemmed from Palestinian frustration over long-stalled peace talks, which have failed to end Israeli occupation of lands they seek for an independent state, and anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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In light of President-elect Donald Trump's comment that he might end sanctions on the country if its scales back its nuclear stockpiles, Obama stressed the real impetus for sanctions on Russia: its encroachment on Ukrainian territory and affairs.
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The turf encroachment over the S.E.C. was not the first for Ms. Warren, a high-decibel champion of regulation who in 2014 scotched what would have been a very good appointment to an important post at the Treasury Department.
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What began as a rally against legislation that would have allowed for the extradition of Hong Kong residents to China to face trial has ballooned into a much more symbolic battle to fight Chinese encroachment in the semiautonomous region.
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Having a federal government presence on other worlds will provide not only a civilizing influence that includes protecting scientists' interests as well as commercial players, it could provide a shield against encroachment by possibly hostile countries, such as China.
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In a stunning blow to Hong Kong, the US-China Economic and Security Review Committee, which advises the US Congress, said this month that Beijing's "encroachment" on the territory's freedoms could tarnish its status as a global business hub.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, where some lawmakers are saying it represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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And basically they don't conduct any type of paramilitary training, but they're targeting specifically military and law enforcement officials to join their movement and to take an oath to defend the Constitution against any federal encroachment on their rights.
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Mass surveillance has been his focus for years, with the artist-geographer exploring issues with state security and encroachment of privacy by looking at hidden infrastructure on earth, in the sky, and deep at the bottom of the sea.
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The campaign had been dominated by fears of Chinese encroachment on Taiwanese sovereignty, with many voters alarmed by ongoing unrest in Hong Kong -- once seen as a model for some in China for a potential future takeover of Taiwan.
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The European Union signed a free-trade deal with Ukraine nearly three years ago after an uprising that overthrew Ukraine's Russian-backed president — paving the way to greater economic integration as Ukraine is trying to fend off Russian encroachment.
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The erosion of human rights points to a deeper political problem: the Chinese Communist Party's steady encroachment into every aspect of life, epitomized in recent weeks by the pressure placed on Cathay Pacific to purge their pro-democracy employees.
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Neal McCluskey, the director of the Center for Educational Freedom at the libertarian Cato Institute, said the proposal sought to "skirt the control problem" by making it optional and swapping vouchers for tax credits, but still invited federal encroachment.
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But when a law strays into the territory of one of our legally defined "fundamental rights," people defending that law need to show that it is both very necessary and as limited an encroachment as it could possibly be.
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Most mainstream media sources have painted this tense situation as a binary opposition between a largely white, moneyed art world, and a unified community of minority residents whose homes and way of life are threatened by the galleries' encroachment.
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Since I have always known David as one of the fiercest advocates of privacy I've ever met, as well as someone exceedingly skeptical of government encroachment, I encouraged him to explain his ideas here on Backchannel, in his own words.
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Although recent protests were sparked by the controversial extradition law, they have since become a touchstone for broader issues facing Hong Kong, including a lack of democracy and a perceived increasing encroachment of China on Hong Kong's way of life.
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But Paul Gathitu, a spokesman for the government's Kenya Wildlife Service, said human encroachment was more of a concern to animals than the railway line, which will be at least eight meters off the ground and painted to blend with nature.
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If that motive is confirmed, it would be the first such attack by a foreigner during a four-month-old surge of Palestinian street violence fueled in part by Muslim anger at perceived Jewish encroachment on a contested Jerusalem shrine.
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Organizers of this weekend's protest have pointed to the relatively high turnout as proof that Hong Kong residents are still concerned about how the city is governed, and are sensitive to any perceived encroachment by Beijing on Hong Kong rights.
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"This is necessary to defend the integrity of our tax system, to provide tax certainty to business and to challenge the encroachment of EU state aid rules into the sovereign member state competence of taxation," Noonan said in a statement.
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Other detractors see the incorporation of more overtly social features as an encroachment on the site's core functions, comparing it to "Digg v4"—the massively unpopular overhaul of the aggregation site that caused much of its userbase to abandon ship.
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Encroachment had softened the sides and the corners of the market; there were buildings and shacks on all sides, and a park in the middle with a rusted fence and rubbish collecting on the brown mound where grass had once grown.
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When college students held space at Columbia University for a week in 1968, they demanded the private university end its research that went toward the war in Vietnam and end its encroachment on public space in its Morningside Heights neighborhood.
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A recent investigation by Reuters found that, after the previous NATO mission ended, Afghan forces were increasingly riddled by corruption and mismanagement, which left government-controlled territory vulnerable to the Taliban and contributed to their encroachment over the last year.
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Dr. Myers and his colleagues proposed that biological "hot spots" — relatively small habitats often threatened by human encroachment — hold much of the earth's biodiversity, and that government subsidies for industries like energy and agriculture can harm the economy and the environment.
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There has been a scientific debate about whether a cooling climate doomed the bears by reducing vegetation central to their diet or whether it was human encroachment including hunting and taking over the caves where the bears hibernated and gave birth.
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Expect gun control to be a major issue through the November election, as Democrats seek to highlight the recent spate of mass shootings across the country and the GOP condemns the encroachment of the federal government on the Second Amendment.
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It was consistent with a theme of the week: No presumed Republican motif — from an emphasis on national defense to conspicuous invocations of faith to warm quotations of Ronald Reagan — is safe from Democratic encroachment in the age of Trump.
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As part of efforts to save the species, which has been hit hard by human encroachment on the highlands where they survive almost entirely on a diet of bamboo, more than 300 pandas now live in zoos, mostly in China.
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France has long been proud of its culture and language, and has constantly sought to defend it against the encroachment of the English language and the habits of the United States, which are often dismissively referred to as "Les Anglo-Saxons".
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After 25 years in family practice in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Dr. Kenneth Jaffe resisted the encroachment of managed care and found he could no longer take the time he needed to care for his patients and make a living at it.
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Tombstones from Hudson's Bay Company have their white wooden fences draped with unused pieces of hunted creatures, a sign of respect by the Cree for these animals, and a reminder of the long encroachment on their homeland by European settlement.
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Watch VICE News' The Russians Are Coming: Estonia's National Militia But what many Europeans viewed as an expanding bubble of peace and prosperity on their battle-scarred continent, most Russians saw as an encroachment into their traditional sphere of influence.
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In 1986, Elberling successfully pushed a proposal to limit major new development in the city to the equivalent of one skyscraper a year, then heralded as a significant success in pushing back against the encroachment of corporations on the city.
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Opponents of the hunt — Native American tribes and conservation groups — argue that the bears are not sufficiently recovered and that they face threats to their food supply, as well as from vehicle collisions, poaching, and human encroachment into their habitat.
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Over the past two decades, the global populations of both Asian and African elephants have declined precipitously because of poaching, habitat loss caused by human encroachment and subsequent conflicts resulting from the crowding together of people and very large animals.
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"The separation between the two levels helps to encourage people to dissociate their preference toward building a border wall from their preference toward, say, encroachment in their own neighborhood," said Mr. Sellers, a professor at the University of Southern California.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)Amazon, a trillion-dollar firm that employs some of the brightest minds in engineering and logistics and has the power to upend entire industries just by announcing its possible encroachment into them, just wants to be liked.
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The government here is lining the central district's streets with festive lanterns and flags for the celebration, while the police are preparing water cannons for the demonstrators who will come out in force to protest Beijing's increasing encroachment on the city.
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GMT28500 also allows significant encroachment into a setback buffer around the ecologically important Fish Creek, one of many protections put in place by BLM in the Reserve's 6900 Integrated Activity Plan (IAP) in order to safeguard important subsistence and ecological areas.
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Furthermore, more than 70 percent of retail spending in the United States is in categories that have had slow encroachment from the internet, either because of the nature of the product or because of laws or regulations that govern distribution.
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His disappearance has again raised fears about Chinese encroachment into Hong Kong in violation of the "one country, two systems" rule that allows this former British colony to run its own affairs and bars mainland security forces from operating here.
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The warning, issued with criticism of a Hong Kong court's decision on Monday to overturn a ban on protester face masks, struck at the heart of what has fueled the unrest — concerns about Beijing's encroachment on Hong Kong's civil liberties.
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Protesters are angry about what they see as an encroachment by China on wide ranging autonomy Hong Kong was guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" framework which governs the former British colony and the neighbouring casino hub of Macau.
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When news first broke of the proposed quotas for judges last fall, a spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges called them "a huge, huge encroachment on judicial independence," and noted that immigration judges are not assembly-line workers.
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Facing further encroachment by civic development in the '21946s, small businesses and local organizations like LTSC successfully placed First Street North on the National Register of Historic Places in 250 (it was additionally named a National Historic Landmark in 216).
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"Mount Kenya forest has always been vulnerable to encroachment because there are issues that remain unresolved as to whether part of the forest lies on community land or not," said James Mugambi, a program officer with Centre for Research in Environment Kenya.
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Under the National Parks Act, which was unveiled by the government last week and will come into effect in six months, those convicted of encroachment and other offences could face up to 20 years in prison and 2 million baht ($63,755) fines.
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The court's decision should sound familiar and also raise alarm: To preserve its independence, and give security against foreign aggression and encroachment, is the highest duty of every nation, and to attain these ends nearly all other considerations are to be subordinated.
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If you have any ideas as to convincing more than 20 Republicans to join the other side in restoring what many view as an encroachment of big government on the rights of private individuals (read: corporations), I'm sure Democratic leadership is all ears.
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READ: Black alumni are trying to reassure black University of Virginia freshmen Mullen helped start a Campus Antifascist Network in June along with 40 other faculty members at schools across the country, seeking to combat the encroachment of white nationalist rhetoric on campuses.
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In a bid to protect farms from urban encroachment, China has been trying to encourage the use of damaged or contaminated land for solar and wind power projects, with plants now operating in subsidence-hit regions of Shanxi, the country's top coal province.
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In a thundering retaliation for what it called encroachment on its canonical territory, the Moscow Patriarchate severed relations with the Istanbul-based hierarch, Bartholomew I, and told its flock not to receive the sacraments (supremely sacred church rites) in places under his authority.
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Some Japanese artists chose to embrace the tradition of woodblock printmaking that flourished from the 17th through the 19th centuries as a rebellion against the encroachment of Western influence on Japanese culture, and a way of celebrating that which was uniquely Japanese.
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For those who like the ways and means of semiotics, these are all indexical (and iconic) signs of presence: something was here; it's vanished now, but its (past) presence checked the encroachment of soot, leaving an absence that signifies like a tombstone.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, analysts say, where some lawmakers are saying the result represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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In Snippets over the past few months, we've talked a bit about the idea of how complex systems operate: from system encroachment and safety (following the Amazon Web Services outage) to the role of humans as loosely-coordinated system operators last week.
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Though incidents of violence against drivers of ride-sharing apps are rare in Ecuador, the official taxi syndicate's rhetoric has intensified as yellow cabs have become increasingly frustrated by what they perceive as government inaction over the encroachment of Uber and Cabify.
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Human encroachment into forests that is parceling dense forestry into smaller and smaller areas called forest edges, is affecting 85% of forest vertebrates — sometimes positively (46%) and sometimes negatively (39%), an international team of researchers said in a study published in Nature Wednesday.
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The company's security systems are capable of detecting attacks against customers, and Microsoft in the past has monitored discussion about exploits on the Internet and also hired former intelligence agency veterans to help it devise programming to protect its software from encroachment.
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If a game is bad enough—picture a grunty punt-off in the rain, a constipated staredown between micromanaging coaches, a whistled-dead encroachment orgy, or a classic exchange of picks and fumbles and miscellaneous cock-ups—a door opens onto another experience.
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The protests in Hong Kong over the past few weeks have brought millions of people to the streets to push back against this extradition bill that critics see as a direct threat to the territory's democracy and another example of Beijing's encroachment.
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While the $11 billion rail project has raised fears for some over Beijing's encroachment on the Chinese-ruled city's cherished freedoms, passengers at the sleek harbourfront station were full of praise for a service that reaches mainland China in less than 20 minutes.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel signaled on Sunday that it would keep up military strikes across its frontier with Syria to prevent any encroachment by Iranian-allied forces, even as the United States and Russia try to build up a ceasefire in the area.
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During this time, the resources needed to address the immediate threats to wildlife have not kept pace with the growing scale of these threats, and already pressured species like the big cats have become even more vulnerable to poaching and human encroachment.
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The protests in Hong Kong over the past 10 days have brought millions of people to the streets to push back against this extradition bill that critics see as a direct threat to the territory's democracy and another example of Beijing's encroachment.
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Vice President Mike Pence told leaders of eight Balkan nations on Wednesday that "the future of the western Balkans is in the West," a signal of the United States' commitment to southeastern Europe and a warning against Russian encroachment in the region.
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The failure of the government to pass political reform to give Hong Kongers more of a say in choosing their leader, combined with increasing encroachment by Beijing, has led to calls from an increasing minority in the city for full independence from China.
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The encroachment of the Islamic State is seen through the eyes of a nurse in Iraq in the opening-night film,"Nowhere to Hide" (Friday), and documented by citizen journalists in Raqqa, Syria, in "City of Ghosts" (Tuesday), from Matthew Heineman ("Cartel Land").
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Mr. Wang's statement to the Australian authorities surfaced as protests continue to convulse Hong Kong, driven in large part by concerns over the steady encroachment of Communist Party rule despite Beijing's pledge to respect the former British colony's economic and political autonomy.
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The club DJ was no longer king, as she had once been; the "EDM fan" was the new focus, and launching a newfangled Beatport free music streaming service would be the coup de grace of SFX's astounding encroachment of the dance music space.
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In return, say Russian critics of the West like Alexander Lukin of the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, he got nothing but aggravation: encroachment on Russia's sphere of influence through "colour revolutions" in Ukraine and other machinations and criticism of human-rights abuses.
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For most of that period, the United States and other foreign navies exercised, patrolled, snooped and routinely sailed in the waters off the Chinese coast, much as they did throughout the colonial period when China was powerless to stop foreign encroachment on its territory.
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The demonstrations ushered in a wave of discontent initially over plans to develop the square, swelling to encompass a wide range of issues including freedom of the press, expression, and assembly, as well as what protestors claimed was the government's encroachment on Turkey's secularism.
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A sense of concord between the landscape and the signs of human encroachment upon it is as evident here, in work created for the Corps of Engineers, as in the many boosterish photographs commissioned by railroad companies to tout and document their territorial reach.
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"The administration must stay the course and not fall prey to using the budget as a vehicle for problematic policy initiatives, including misguided infrastructure funding from Washington and a federal encroachment in education policy," she said, referring to Trump's proposed $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
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The US should therefore be ready to act not only in Bangladesh, but in many other regions, like the rapidly melting Arctic—where the report recommends the US military should take advantage of its hydrocarbon resources and new transit routes to repel Russian encroachment.
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Encroachment on swamps and other bad landscape management practices - including overgrazing, felling and burning trees to clear land for farming, and planting thirsty exotic tree species such as eucalyptus - threaten the future of the river and several lakes in the region, according to Jeconious.
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Sanborn also posited that these images have entered the realm of the sacred, if one were to define sacred as the rituals performed every day — a notion upending the perception that the encroachment of branding, whatever the intent, is a violation of painting's sacred space.
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Members survived disease, encroachment, broken treaties with white settlers, and forced migration to Midwestern states like Oklahoma and to Canada, by converting to Christianity in part and adapting to the white economy, all while maintaining their own institutions in the face of blatant discrimination.
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Rising resentment in Hong Kong is not simply a result of the ill-fated extradition law championed by Chief Executive Carrie Lam, but the continued encroachment on freedom and liberties by President Xi Jinping and the CCP – which are now taking a violent turn.
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The Georgian Orthodox Church, once hostile to the Vatican, is revered as a guardian of national identity even as the more conservative priests often look to Moscow and the much bigger Russian Orthodox Church as allies in the struggle against the encroachment of Western values.
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But now, with President Trump questioning so much of the existing economic order and sometimes breaking protocol, as he did last month when signaling strong jobs numbers before their release, investors and others are on the lookout for any encroachment on the Fed's autonomy.
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Gwenn Miller, a historian at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, told The Seattle Times that Washington insiders also thought the purchase would improve American prospects in trading with China while countering any British thoughts of encroachment on the West Coast.
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As a country that is right in China's backyard and dealing with its increasingly brazen behavior, we should listen closely to what Australia has said and done in response For example, it was Australia who acted first to shield its internet from Huawei's 5G encroachment.
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Born in 1996, eight months before control of Hong Kong was handed over from the UK to China, Wong has spent most of his adolescence and all of his early adulthood fighting for the city's rights against what he and others say is increasing encroachment by Beijing.
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Beijing is accumulating bargaining chips, he said, to be used with the US and South Korea in dialogue over the installation of the missile defense system, which China views as an encroachment of US interests within its sphere as it attempts to assert military influence in Asia.
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"Land grabbing by elite individuals and encroachment of the lake by floriculture farms has dispossessed us of our ancestral territories thus denying us access to the lake by blockading access route to the only water source," Jackson Shaa, a community leader, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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At the same time, legacy airline executives are defending their hard-earned hubs from encroachment by low-cost U.S. and transatlantic rivals, which have crept into their territory and are starting to shave down their bigger, more established competitors' market share through no-frill, cheap airfares.
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However, the CPW website advises that interactions between the animals and humans have been increasing in recent years, with factors including encroachment on cougar territory, a measured increase in deer populations and a "presumed increase" in cougar populations, and people simply being more aware of their presence.
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Harnessing power from the sun — especially when the systems are installed on spaces such as rooftops and parking lots close to communities — allows us to kick our destructive carbon habit, obviate further encroachment on wildlife habitats and realize sustainable economic prosperity in responsible and equitable ways.
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Romney, who called Russia the biggest geopolitical threat facing the United States during his 2012 presidential campaign, said he was also keeping a close eye on the evidence emerging about Russian meddling in US elections but was still thinking about what remedies would best address that encroachment.
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Amid political uncertainty in the UK, there was the risk that the left-wing politician's Labour Party could seize power in an election — prompting the Australian executive to launch a new office in Switzerland in a novel scheme to shield Faraday Grid from any socialist encroachment.
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His chief thesis, as outlined in a 1989 memorandum he signed, was that the president has exclusive authority given him by the Constitution, and that attempts by Congress to check it — what he called congressional "encroachment" and "incursions" on the executive — must be resisted at every turn.
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The explosion, which officials said was carried out by a suicide bomber, targeted police officers during a campaign by city government officials against illegal construction and encroachment by vendors and vegetable sellers on Ferozepur Road, in a busy neighborhood of Lahore, the capital of Punjab Province.
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To compare Cat Sparks's new novel, LOTUS BLUE (Talos, paper, $15.99), to the "Mad Max" films would be a disservice despite the obvious parallels: vehicle caravans roaming deserts, warlords and lawless violence everywhere, a few strongholds of near-civilization battened down against the encroachment of barbarism.
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The backdrop: The Trump administration said it will cut back on U.S. funding for the U.N., in part because Trump — like many conservatives in Washington — sees it as an inefficient, and in some ways illegitimate, encroachment on America's ability to do what it wants in the world.
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Sainsbury Agrees to Buy Home Retail for About $1.9 Billion | J. Sainsbury, the British supermarket chain, agreed to buy Home Retail Group for about $1.9 billion, giving it control over hundreds of shops selling everything from jewelry to televisions as it grapples with the encroachment of online retailers.
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For many of my compatriots, the idea is not a negative one; indeed, an escape from the ever greater encroachment of the European superstate on our national sovereignty is a goal we have devoutly wished for since Prime Minister John Major signed the Maastricht Treaty back in 1992.
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Architects of the project — a joint venture between a non-profit group founded by American philanthropist Greg Carr and the Mozambican government — are wrestling with big-picture ideas about what restoration even means in a world whose wild places face intensifying pressure from human encroachment and climate change.
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So it is ironic that this week's debate over the EU withdrawal bill, formerly known as the Great Repeal Bill, should centre on claims that the executive is usurping parliamentary powers—even more so since David Davis, the Brexit secretary, for years fought hard against such government encroachment.
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In a move that could be seen as a partial encroachment on the powers of the European Central Bank, the Austrian government, which holds for the EU's rotating presidency, wants to hold a discussion on "financial stability implications of increasing interest rates," a document seen by Reuters said.
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"This might be the type of legislation that might get broad bipartisan support because it's hard to make the argument that there is a Second Amendment encroachment on banning this kind of accessory that is designed only to create mayhem and more violence," Ros-Lehtinen told The Hill.
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The election of Mr. Trump on Tuesday has presented an unexpected gift to leaders — political, spiritual and ideological — who resent the encroachment of the West and now rejoice at a result that in their eyes shows how liberal democracy produces nothing but an angry populace and wild unpredictability.
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With climate change advancing and more than half the world's population living in cities — a figure expected to jump to 70 percent by 2050 — Dr. Johnson said it would be crucial for scientists to figure out how human encroachment and activity affect the plants and animals that surround us.
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"The market is going to react to it, not so much in the fed funds futures on the idea that the Fed will change its view, but on the dollar because of the idea of Fed encroachment," said Marc Chandler, head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The first ever bullet train from Hong Kong to China departed Sunday, as the city's controversial high-speed rail link opened to the public amid fears greater integration with the mainland could lead to ever more encroachment by Beijing in semi-autonomous Hong Kong's affairs.
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"The Hong Kong government is trying to prove that everything is under control before Xi Jinping's visit and avoid large-scale protests by targeting active organizers," said Joshua Wong, who during the 2014 protests became the teenage face of Hong Kong's resistance to Chinese encroachment on its freedoms.
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" The conflict between consumer culture and contemporary religion is also the basis for the Sacred Goods art exhibition, in which a dozen artists "employ religious symbols to criticize the encroachment of the consumer culture on our lives" and "criticize the way religions use consumer values and practices in order to prosper.
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That's why, for Ireland, overturning the ruling "is necessary to defend the integrity of our tax system; to provide tax certainty to business; and to challenge the encroachment of EU state aid rules into the sovereign member state competence of taxation," Ireland's Minister of Finance Michael Noonan said in a statement.
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While both China and India&aposs actions are driven by nationalism, it&aposs important to note that they&aposre not coordinating on tactics — the two countries have an extremely complicated relationship, due in part to China&aposs encroachment near Indian territory and its friendly relationship with India&aposs main rival, Pakistan.
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But while it is the largest cat in the Americas, and the third-largest in the world after lions and tigers, the jaguar's size and charisma have not insulated it from the impacts of human encroachment along its range, which stretches from the American Southwest across central America and into Argentina.
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Saudi Arabia understands that there is currently no substitute for American military presence in the Gulf to curb Iranian encroachment, but it is not interested in finding itself becoming dependent on the U.S., particularly after the image of Washington as a stable pillar of security was damaged during the Obama years.
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But what was born of a pure, almost innocent, and deeply personal love for the charms of the region soon became inextricably bound up in much thornier, darker, and increasingly dire issues of rapid, reckless industrialization and its dangerous and tragic encroachment on the natural environments animals once called home.
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What makes this all the more remarkable is that Mr. Obama came to office as a Chicago urbanite with no obvious passion for environmental stewardship, had no help from Congress and, for his first four years, made little use of his executive authority to protect the federal estate from commercial encroachment.
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Humiliated by the collapse of their empire and the encroachment of the NATO expansion led by the United States, former KGB planners, recalling the strategic lesson of the Vietnam War, turned to the one weapon they could use to weaken America, which is our freedom of speech and the press.
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While China's rulers were celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic with an enormous parade of missiles and technological achievements meant to intimidate and impress, Hong Kong witnessed some of the most violent protests in four months of demonstrations against Beijing's encroachment on the enclave's autonomy.
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Not only is Valentine's Day a pretty big deal now -- there are specials at florists and displays at stationery shops and tinsel-wrapped candy everywhere -- the encroachment of the "semi-arranged" marriage, on the realm between love and arranged marriage, seems to have altered the path and pattern of both.
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