Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands.
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"It's imperative that this spectrum not be encroached on," he said.
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About 2,000 people have fled their homes as lava encroached on neighborhoods.
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"It protects me from being encroached on by other groups," he said.
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Do you ever believe that ABC has stepped in and encroached on your vision?
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She's watched smaller stores disappear as big box companies encroached on more and more territory.
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When in office, Kabila drew criticism for offering drilling deals that encroached on protected areas.
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DeVos has claimed that the rules were "confusing" and encroached on local and state rights.
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As the Taliban have encroached on the area, he has been forced to pay them.
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He said the paperwork requirement for an exemption encroached on the free exercise of religion.
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But timber, rubber, paper and palm oil plantations have encroached on the forests of Indonesia.
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Squatters had encroached on the ninth-century cemetery, building houses and stealing its marble tombstones.
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In the past year, this oil palm plantation had encroached on Adi's pristine research site.
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Turkey claims the plane encroached on Turkish airspace and received multiple warnings before it was shot.
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As others have pointed out, humans have encroached on the lives of bats, not vice versa.
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Marturano founded the institute after seven-day workweeks for 18 months severely encroached on her personal time.
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But many were filled in to make way for cars, while squatter settlements have encroached on others.
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Protesters encroached on spaces where white people had long maintained superiority and barred black people from entering.
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Property development and palm oil, rubber and more recently durian plantations have also encroached on their land.
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But part of the driveway, which ran to the garage out back, encroached on a neighboring property.
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" But, Mr. Jawar said, the prime minister "has encroached on this, pushing to centralize, excluding many people.
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Online lenders have encroached on traditional banking services in recent years with lower overhead and less paperwork.
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But Bloomberg has encroached on that narrative as Biden's campaign limps toward the Nevada caucus on Saturday.
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Many of these date back centuries but have been encroached on by farmers as Nigeria's population has expanded.
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"They are often living near human habitation," he said, noting that humans have encroached on howler monkey areas.
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It should also examine how private citizens like Mr. Giuliani may have encroached on or usurped those responsibilities.
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Kabila awarded drilling rights to a privately-owned oil producer called COMICO in 2018 that also encroached on Salonga.
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Human settlements and activity have long encroached on the park, which was established in 1946 on the city limits.
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Once we've encroached on that quiet, natural space, can we ever recover the sounds—or silence—that's been lost?
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A previous flow encroached on the property this week, and authorities said they've reduced the chances of gas release.
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But bears have been increasingly driven into town as development has encroached on their dense forest and food sources.
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Even as the blaze encroached on the nearby Beacon Rock Golf Course, things didn't exactly grind to a halt.
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But their partnership started going sour in 2015 after the PCC encroached on Família do Norte territory — CV's allies.
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As Amazon has increasingly encroached on Google's digital ads business, Google is striking back by improving its own shopping capabilities.
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Centuries of hunting and human development that encroached on forested land have left the species exceedingly rare in New England.
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Richard Lugar and Rand Paul decried Obama&aposs actions as unconstitutional, claiming he had encroached on legislators&apos war powers.
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It also says the Commission rules encroached on crime prevention policy, a matter for the national governments of EU member states.
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Online lenders and other fintech companies have encroached on traditional banking services in recent years with lower overhead and less paperwork.
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As the investigation has encroached on the president's inner circle, Trump has increasingly made Mueller the target of his sharp tongue.
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Loggers, miners, cattle ranchers and drug traffickers have encroached on the territories of these groups, exposing them to violence and disease.
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But at the intersection Cypress Avenue and River Road in Bogota, N.J., an impromptu lake slowly encroached on a train overpass.
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At the half-hour hearing, wildlife advocates argued the tigress killed only in self-defense when people encroached on her space.
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"It's getting close," Travis Callihan, 45, texted his brother, Troy Callihan, as Hurricane Harvey encroached on his Houston home last weekend.
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Security in today&aposs climate is a very sensitive topic and we are extremely vulnerable to having our privacy encroached on.
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Singapore last month protested to Malaysia's plan to extend the limits of a port saying it encroached on its territorial waters.
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Palestinians say that Jewish settlers have encroached on East Jerusalem, and that Israel has compounded the problem by revoking residency permits.
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However, as mindshare of these services has grown, it is likely that consumer and corporate catering has increasingly encroached on one another.
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And his reorganisation of the DIA, which encroached on the CIA's turf and expensively duplicated its intelligence-gathering, contributed to his downfall.
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It's encroached on moral and ethical lines in a way that it probably was before, but not in as obvious a way.
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By 2006, there were only 20203,411 remaining, confined to just a few dozen wildlife reserves and encroached on all sides by development.
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This team encroached on the rest of the league last year in a way nobody expected, and did so with some luck.
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While this law encroached on executive privilege, it was intended to prevent Johnson's interference in congressional Reconstruction and his increasingly dangerous obstructionism.
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Chinese competition encroached on their export orders first, and then their domestic customers, flooding the bottom end of the market with cheap imports.
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Reports from CBC News and social media showed gridlock on highways leading away from the city as the fire encroached on downtown areas.
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The artist requested that the museum close the installation in January after construction on a neighboring luxury condo encroached on the work's view.
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For a second time, my spouse made a subconscious choice that encroached on my work — and now, my child is learning from him.
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The biggest fire on Madeira broke out on Monday and rapidly encroached on the residential outskirts of Funchal, home to about 0003,000 people.
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At least three people were airlifted to safety by the Hawaii National Guard over the weekend as lava encroached on some areas. video
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The driveway of a three-story house for sale encroached on a neighboring property, the neighboring property did not encroach on the driveway.
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Obama said Russia's behavior has undermined international norms and said any suggestion that the United States has encroached on Russian interests is wrong.
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More recently a bitter fight erupted between the Sunset group and another Brooklyn Trinitarios set that had encroached on the Bronx, Los Surés.
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As protesters encroached on the barricade, officers pushed back, at one point grabbing a banner reading "total liberation from domination" from crowd members.
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The explosion of tech companies setting up headquarters in major cities has encroached on the homeless population, but the mentalities around this issue differ.
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An investigation team found the construction project in the city of Jingzhou had illegally encroached on a protected national nature reserve, the paper said.
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This crimson color encroached on the violets and purples with the same intensity, and her lips seemed to possess a radiance of their own.
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In a few places, like New England, the numbers have increased as forested land has retaken abandoned farmland: The wildlands have encroached on people.
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Wedged between existing buildings, the project had to be redesigned because parts of it were also found to have encroached on Palestinian-owned land.
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And even in Minnesota, where rural and urban Democrats had long agreed to disagree on certain issues, national politics have encroached on the local.
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As one of the fastest growing African cities, property values are increasing in Nairobi, and the park is getting encroached on by lucrative development projects.
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During the same era in which thousands of children were sent away, the US encroached on tribal lands through war, broken treaties, and new policies.
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This shift of power is central to Trump's resentment for this law, he indicated on Wednesday, arguing that the law encroached on the executive's authority.
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In just four months the smuggling has encroached on a state monopoly to the point of supplying half the fuel for this poor, landlocked country.
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But opponents say that the plan will hasten development that has encroached on the rain forests and accelerate deforestation and the displacement of native peoples.
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"Communities without titles don't have the legal standing to complain to regulators when their lands have been encroached on," Blackman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There's a historical case here: Tribal sovereignty has never been fully respected by the US, which often encroached on and abused tribes under federal rule.
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At oral arguments, some of the justices questioned whether Kansas, in prosecuting immigrants under state fraud law, encroached on an area reserved for the federal government.
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When people encroached on most of Europe's forests, the Bialowieza became a royal hunting preserve first for kings of Poland and then for tsars of Russia.
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Previously, problems with government data and reluctance by palm oil companies to specify plantation boundaries made it difficult to gauge when they encroached on protected forests.
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As one of the fastest growing cities in Africa, property values are increasing in Nairobi, and the park is getting encroached on by lucrative development projects.
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For decades, as cities grew and development encroached on the countryside, mayors have been eager to expand, and homeowners have been unenthusiastic about paying higher taxes.
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The country was opened to international mining and to palm-oil corporations, which have steadily encroached on indigenous land, forcing families to move to Guatemala City.
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Tensions kicked up in June when Chinese troops began work on an unpaved road that encroached on territory belonging to Bhutan, a close ally of India.
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Local residents, who claimed Sime had encroached on community ands, set up roadblocks to halt workers and stole keys from bulldozers, community leaders and workers told Reuters.
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But she has transformed her portfolio, declaring war on foreign fishing boats that had encroached on territorial waters and threatened some of the world's most biodiverse seas.
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The first is that the mere fact of the request — coming as it did from the president's chief of staff — encroached on the independence of the FBI.
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The other group, known as the Jarawa, were fearsome archers, known for hiding in the treetops and neatly impaling with arrows outsiders who encroached on their territory.
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Their lands have been encroached on over the years by vast surrounding plantations of soybeans and maize in the South American nation that is grappling with widespread deforestation.
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Addressing roughly 15,000 gun-rights supporters at the NRA gathering, Trump said the U.N. treaty encroached on U.S. autonomy and threatened individual gun rights provided by the Constitution.
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Early in the twentieth century, when homes and hotels first encroached on the beaches of northwest Oregon, sands blown by winter storms nearly buried these structures every winter.
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Holy Trinity, his first school, was demolished later that decade as construction of the Civic Arena encroached on the lower Hill District, just a stone's throw from downtown.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's environmental watchdog said a section of PetroChina's fuel pipeline passing through Hebei has encroached on a nature reserve in the northern part of the province.
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So, when the Eagle Creek fire, a 31,000-acre blaze burning near Portland, Oregon, encroached on the nearby Beacon Rock Golf Course, things didn't exactly grind to a halt.
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China's internet companies in recent years have increasingly encroached on areas served by traditional banks as the government encourages change in its stodgy and largely state-owned finance industry.
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Support for Hong Kong independence and greater autonomy from China has grown as Beijing has increasingly encroached on the city's freedoms and promised political reform has not panned out.
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As the United States has encroached on Russia's "near abroad"—the surrounding countries that comprise Russia's traditional sphere of influence—it has activated deep-seated Russian anxieties about invasion.
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The proposal would require annual reviews of Hong Kong's special status under U.S. law, during which officials would assess how much China has encroached on the city's autonomy. Sen.
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Many people pleas for assistance on social media Monday night as flames encroached on homes and hotels, with others using Facebook, Twitter and other tools to update family and friends.
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Kenya's rail and power companies own huge tracts of land nationwide as safety buffers where their lines pass and for future expansion, although much of it has been encroached on.
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The court, however, decided the company crossed the line and encroached on her privacy, which took priority or at least carried equal weight balanced against others' interests in the case.
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Details: The study, published in the journal Nature Geoscience, found that a plume of relatively cold waters has encroached on the Jakobshavn Glacier from the southwest, starting about 600 miles away.
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Reuters overlaid the flood imagery on property parcel maps and found floodwaters had encroached on at least 279,2000 properties in the two counties, with a total market value of $22001 billion.
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Second Chance at Relay: The American women's 4x100-meter relay team dropped the baton in a heat but got a second chance because a Brazilian runner had encroached on their handoff.
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But as more capital entered public securities markets, securities trading houses such as Merrill Lynch encroached on Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Lehman and Kuhn Loeb, which then dominated highly profitable investment banking.
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CHICAGO — For weeks, residents of Davenport, Iowa, looked warily toward the flooded Mississippi River as it encroached on their downtown, the water kept at bay only by temporary barriers lining the street.
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For some critics, too, the musical is a symbol of how commercialism has increasingly and clumsily encroached on the country's cultural heritage, once seen as a sacred bastion for research and learning.
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Xi has steadily increased power, cracked down on dissent both within and outside of government, interned more than 1 million ethnic Uighurs in "reeducation" camps, and steadily encroached on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Instead, we learned, the Southern states felt as though their rights were being encroached on by the Northern states, and thus "states' rights" actually led to the breaking up of the Union.
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In recent years, Australian governments on both sides of the aisle have passed dozens of national security laws that have increased law enforcement powers and, critics say, encroached on the rights of citizens.
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The attorney general's office said in a statement on Thursday that the agreement should be terminated because it lacked vital details, such as timelines, and encroached on the powers of the national government.
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Farther north, on the plains of Minnesota and the Dakotas, white settlers encroached on the hunting grounds of some of the last free tribes, the Sioux, leading to violence that accelerated their demise.
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The Woolsey Fire in Southern California sparked a panic last week after flames encroached on the site of one of America's worst nuclear meltdowns, the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) in Simi Valley.
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Speaking in May after reviewing the task force report, Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania's Vice President said the government would consider removing farmers who encroached on water sources to help restore the river's flow.
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Yet, paradoxically, Day the political radical was a rigidly conservative Catholic, accepting without demur church rulings on episcopal authority, papal infallibility, abortion, birth control, masturbation and premarital sex that encroached on personal liberty.
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It appended a newly disclosed memo by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel fleshing out the argument that the subpoena for testimony was invalid because it encroached on Mr. Trump's executive powers.
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Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands and said that drug traffickers were trying to force native farmers to grow poppy to make heroin, local newspaper La Jornada reported.
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But rivals and fans alike have noticed the year that Index Ventures, an investing firm born in Europe that has gradually encroached on the prestige of its top American competitors, has had in 2018.
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A high court in the southern state of Tamil Nadu quickly imposed a four-week stay on the measure, saying it violated Indians' constitutional right to freedom of religion and encroached on states' rights.
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Mbete said Mkhwebane's bid to force the central bank to target growth rather than inflation was unconstitutional as it was beyond the scope of the her mandate and encroached on Parliament's domain of enacting legislation.
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The new wording will also seek to assuage EU lawmakers' criticism that the code encroached on their prerogatives by creating new legislation for all banks, rather than implementing existing law on a case-by-case basis.
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Brexit has got the food industry worried about worker shortages, Trump's impending presidency is already being encroached on by Big Ag, and we're yet to answer the eternal question of how to feed our exploding population.
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In December, he significantly slashed the size of both the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments — the latter a creation of former President Clinton — arguing that they encroached on the rights of locals and businesses.
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He and his cast still hold their own in the semi-improvisational, ensemble comedy sweepstakes, although it must be said that the more outlandish manifestations of reality television and YouTube have encroached on Mr. Guest's territory.
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Landscape tourism grew exponentially from the post Civil War years to today, but untouched wilderness has dwindled as the population increased and migrated to cities and suburbs, while mining, drilling and industrialization encroached on open spaces.
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"Now it's just like a ghost town," said Faith Phillips, 30, a dialysis patient care technician who was waiting for dinner at Waffle House, looking at the Beau Rivage as water encroached on parking lots nearby.
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The pair had collaborated for decades, jointly ruling Maharashtra since 2014 with little friction, despite Shiv Sena's resentment that the much larger BJP, led by Narendra Modi, India's charismatic prime minister, has encroached on its turf.
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This week, members of the ruling coalition said that a parliamentary commission on corruption should look into whether Mr. Thanathorn's mother once owned a plot of land that may have encroached on an off-limits forest.
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Companies such as Google and Amazon have encroached on Sonos' market by selling smart speakers that are also easy for consumers to link up to play the same song, or different tunes, in rooms around their homes.
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Thousands fled their homes as major wildfires encroached on a charred area of Northern California still recovering from severe blazes in recent years, sparking concern the state may be in for another destructive series of wildfires this summer.
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Consolidation among toymakers gave Toys R Us another leg up over its rivals, but before long, Walmart and Target encroached on the toy space, offering prices Toys R Us couldn't beat or didn't want to match, Cramer said.
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The global trade and finance center was rocked in 2014 by student protests calling for more democracy amid perceptions the central government in Beijing has increasingly encroached on local freedoms and autonomy despite the "one country, two systems" guarantee.
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In its lawsuit, the company, which was recently awarded multibillion-dollar contracts to oversee federal immigration detention facilities in the Golden State, asked a federal court to permanently enjoin the law, arguing it encroached on the federal government's authority.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Thousands fled their homes as major wildfires encroached on a charred area of Northern California still recovering from severe blazes in recent years, sparking concern the state may be in for another destructive series of wildfires this summer.
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In recent years changes to education, which is shifting from the domain of the clergy to that of government, to law, in which proposed reforms have encroached on clerical prerogatives, and to the public role of women, have dominated internal disputes.
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The Minnesota senator was, of course, alluding to the famous moment in the Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump debates when the then-Republican candidate seemed stalking Hillary Clinton on stage as he encroached on her personal space in one of their rounds.
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More than 1.500 people were evacuated as a precaution on July 25 after a fire broke out at a nature reserve in southern Spain The fire encroached on the Doñana National Park at Moguer in the southern region of Andalusia.
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As women in the late 19th century encroached on explicitly male domains — sport, education, paid labor — many in society became increasingly anxious; if a woman's place wasn't immutable, maybe a man's role, and the power it entailed, were not secure either.
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About a month earlier, Nutella, the juggernaut of hazelnut spreads, had encroached on Pan di Stelle's turf by introducing, after what the company said were 10 years and 120 million euros (about $133 million) in research and development, Nutella Biscuits.
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The House chastised Obama for failing to notify Congress, but a motion to pull all US forces out of Libyan action failed — with most Democrats choosing not to limit Obama&aposs unilateral action, even though it encroached on their legislative powers.
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In another dispute, the sides previously agreed to the establishment of a working group to discuss issues around port limits after Singapore protested in December about Malaysia's plan to extend the limits of a port, saying it encroached on its territorial waters.
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The cooperative's members say that the developers have been insensitive to the town and have damaged the natural ecosystem and encroached on a stretch of beach the fishermen have used for generations to park their vehicles, store their boats and handle their catch.
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That proximity led to some clashes in June, including US airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
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Recalling the night over a decade ago when a group of army personnel swarmed around her house, Ms. Rana at first thought a herd of water buffalo had encroached on the family's crops, and called to her son, who was sleeping outside.
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Amy and David Lamon watched home burn, live on TV. The couple had evacuated to a friend's house as smoke from the Tick Fire encroached on their home in Santa Clarita, California on Friday, and watched their own home burned on the local news.
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Aside from threatening towns such as Geyserville, a historic enclave home to about 900 residents and named for geothermal features in the vicinity, the blaze also has encroached on wineries in a region full of internationally known vintners, including "The Godfather" director Francis Ford Coppola.
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The companies shut their Pelican Lake projects and evacuated workers as a blaze that has swelled to 75 hectares (303 acres) encroached on facilities over the last two days, marking the second time in five weeks that wildfires have cut western Canadian oil output.
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That proximity had led to some clashes last month, including US airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared divided over the legality of Kansas prosecuting three immigrants for violating identity theft laws by using other people's Social Security numbers in a dispute over whether the state impermissibly encroached on federal control over immigration policy.
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Forest cover on Indonesia's Sumatra island, home to endangered tigers, orangutans and elephants, had declined by more than half to 11 million hectares in 2016 from the 25 million hectares it had in 1985, as palm oil and other plantations have expanded and encroached on protected areas.
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So while statutory interpretation tends to focus on what exactly the majority meant when its representatives passed the statutes in question, constitutional interpretation needs to focus on the quality of the majority's will — that is, on whether the majority overstepped its bounds and thereby encroached on an individual's rights.
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The proximity between the two sets of forces led to some clashes in June, including US airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US F-15 jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
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In fact, it says it right here if you look right there, that the rights of conscience are beyond the reach of any human power; they are given by God and cannot be encroached on by any human authority without a criminal disobedience of the precepts of natural or revealed religion.
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The proximity between the two sets of forces led to some clashes in June, including US airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US F-15 fighter jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
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The strategy marks a 180-degree turn for Republicans who had howled a decade ago when President Obama sought a similar, though smaller, stimulus plan with warnings that it encroached on free markets and threatened to bury the country in deficits — spending they said would saddle future generations with piles of debt.
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"We are all agave distillates," he said, explaining that the use of the term "agave" by uncertified and possibly unscrupulous distillers encroached on the D.O. In December, he said, the C.R.M. conducted a study of the marketplace and found that nearly half the mezcals for sale were illegitimate—untested fakes, any one of which could have been contaminated with methanol.
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ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ARRESTED FOR STARTING WILDFIRE IN COLORADO, POLICE SAY FLORIDA BEACH LITTERED WITH &aposHUNDREDS&apos OF DEAD FISH, MARINE LIFE Meanwhile, residents are still scouring through the remains of the few belongings left among the singed debris that they once called home, searching for their pets who disappeared during the inferno, and recalling how they had just "minutes to flee" as the blaze encroached on their backyards.
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MACCALLUM: Well, you know, I thought it was interesting when the president -- when President Obama was talking about strongman, you know, and I think about another way of looking at that is that a strongman, you know, some might make the argument, conservatives might make the argument, that the strongman is the government and that the government has grown and grown and grown and encroached on people&aposs freedoms.
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