encroachment 的定义
- an act or instance of encroaching.
- anything taken by encroaching.
encroachment 近义词
infringement
更多encroachment例句
- Some of those workers are insulated by a contract that protects them in some ways from encroachment from gig and contract workers.
- In 2019, the highest court in Bangladesh recognized the rights of all rivers and instituted a plan to address illegal river encroachment.
- If someone identifies what they really want, achieving it will almost always require some form of restriction, of encroachment on lesser freedoms.
- Most recently, the company backed AI Dash, which uses machine learning algorithms to analyze satellite images and infer the encroachment of vegetation on National Grid power lines to avoid outages.
- Arrests and citations for encroachment, a violation meant to address wayward trash bins, not humans, spiked 54 percent from 2016 to 2018, according to police data provided after a public records request.
- Is this a win for gay rights, or an encroachment on religious liberty?
- The increasing pressure to veil is a recent trend, and in some places it is an encroachment on local custom.
- Consistent encroachment is pulling sales that would have taken place on Black Friday earlier in the week.
- Christian groups have every right to defend themselves against encroachment by the government, and they absolutely should do so.
- Mothers who are their own nursemaids have to resist the temporary encroachment of the Quarter's business world.
- The present rate of encroachment amounts, I was told, to nearly twelve feet a year.
- Treaty of Westphalia mended much of this, and set fair limits to Papist encroachment;—had said Treaty been kept: but how could it?
- Thus happily did they guard against every encroachment on the rights of the subject.
- A shady byway of judicial encroachment is thus rather surreptitiously indicated.