She shows how war encroaches on their life, making it untenable.
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This encroaches on the livelihood and rights of local farmers, he added.
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As T-Series further encroaches on PewDiePie's subscriber count, what comes next?
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"The bill ... encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," he said.
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The storm encroaches and the sound of planks being built closes in.
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The after-work crowd encroaches, and the hushed conversation becomes a dull roar.
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The glow of a screen as darkness encroaches seems, by comparison, eerie and malevolent.
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But as the darkness encroaches, it may provide one more campfire to gather around.
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This encroaches on states' rights as states have a vested interest in controlling crime.
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A firefighter works as a blaze encroaches on properties near Termeil, Australia, Dec. 3.
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Perhaps, the show is again pointing out how technology encroaches on our private lives.
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It simply states which sectors are government monopolies and promises prison to anyone who encroaches.
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Our own government encroaches on them when the Left protests in ways they don't like.
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Trump said the law is "seriously flawed" because it encroaches on the executive branch's powers.
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But one of the biggest things that encroaches on factories is artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Oil and gas drilling encroaches on suburban neighborhoods and draws the ire of nearby residents.
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Such a structure, the argument goes, encroaches on the President's authority over the Executive Branch.
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As she encroaches on the six-figure follower threshold, there's no reason to slow down.
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"The bill ... encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," he said in the statement.
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Possibly it's a deep darkness that fitfully clouds this vision as a permanent night encroaches.
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Experts say they are becoming more aggressive as an expanding city encroaches on their natural habitats.
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Grass encroaches on the lot of a textile company that defaulted on a bond last year.
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"The bill ... encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," Trump said in a signing statement.
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But gun owners and manufactures say it encroaches on Americans' constitutional rights and they are fighting back.
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Still, the bill remains seriously flawed – particularly because it encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate.
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The professional role comes to dominate the personality and encroaches on the normal intimacies of the soul.
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They say the program has not effectively stopped any terrorist attacks and encroaches on Americans' personal lives.
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" The Senate Finance Committee chairman, Orrin G. Hatch, said that the decision "encroaches on U.S. tax jurisdiction.
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The stacked washer-dryer, which encroaches upon the bathroom space, works well, at least for small loads.
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Turkey says some of the area lies west and southwest of Cyprus that encroaches on its continental shelf.
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Protesters have expressed fears that those freedoms are getting slowly eroded, as China encroaches on the city's autonomy.
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It also encroaches on the predictions of more recent, and more complex, varieties such as "flipped SU(5)".
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Even the resilience of the very young cannot dream that away; the shadow of terror encroaches on childhood.
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"Pressure to win at all costs still encroaches on the idea that safe play trumps winning," Vavilala said.
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Kavanaugh has more firmly and clearly laid out arguments for greater skepticism of regulation that encroaches on business.
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"The fire encroaches on culturally and historically sensitive areas," Cal Fire said in a status report on Tuesday night.
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"Still, the bill remains seriously flawed — particularly because it encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," Trump said.
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As the outside world encroaches further and further via social media, so does the public sphere become increasingly threatening.
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It encroaches on boundaries and intrudes on others' space, jostling self-respect and good taste out of the way.
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Taken together, a picture emerges of college sports as a pseudoprofessional industry that encroaches upon the mission of higher education.
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Now, as urbanization in the West encroaches on their remaining habitat, some are making audacious attempts to reclaim ceded lands.
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All around the figure encroaches the colorful pile of sculpted boucherouite (made by extruding clay through a garlic press, DiMattio notes).
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" However, Trump argued that the measure "encroaches on executive power, disadvantages American companies and hurts the interests of our European allies.
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Non-stop laughter ensues as the debonair camp counselor encroaches further and further into the less and less oblivious camper's personal space.
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Across Nigeria's "middle belt", indigenous tribes like theirs spar with "settlers" who are moving south as the Sahel encroaches on their pastures.
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He who occupies northern Cyprus, encroaches on Kurdish territory and massacres civilians in Afrin cannot preach to us on values and morals.
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But maybe it's only a matter of time before Instagram really encroaches on Pinterest's territory and adds the option to make collections public.
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He inherits a party divided in its response both to Macron's poaching of party stalwarts and economic policy that encroaches on its turf.
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Second, expanding the role of government necessarily limits the role of the individual and encroaches on the freedoms we are meant to enjoy.
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As competition encroaches on DroneDeploy's early lead in this market– competitors now include Airware, 3DR, Dronifi, PrecisionHawk and others– Fieldscanner proves a differentiator.
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In Russia, logging commonly encroaches on areas outside the allotted boundaries and companies that export wood to China are known to falsify records.
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Congress recently approved legislation that could remove Hong Kong's special trade status if Beijing encroaches too much on the territory's semi-autonomous status.
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"Russia will push back when China encroaches on the psychological definition of what it means to be a Russian society," a Western diplomat says.
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The protest movement has been driven by persistent fears that those freedoms are now being slowly eroded, as China encroaches on the city's autonomy.
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But Houseparty's core function — bringing close groups of friends together — encroaches on Facebook's newly restated mission statement, which focuses on building tight-knit communities.
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Black cab drivers, who oppose to Uber on the grounds the app encroaches on their livelihoods, welcomed the decision not to renew its license.
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" The second statement, replete with references to Trump's mythological deal-making, calls the bill "seriously flawed" because "it encroaches on the executive branch's authority.
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Michael Purpura, deputy counsel to Trump, argued that Cummings' subpoena of Kline "unconstitutionally encroaches on fundamental executive branch interests," according to a letter obtained by CNN.
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It's understandable that as modern medicine has become more complex and encroaches into ever more spheres, it becomes harder for patients to stick to treatment plans.
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The area around the plant retains the feel of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, where stray dogs roam and vegetation encroaches into windowless, abandoned buildings strewn with rubble.
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The ongoing enforcement of marijuana prohibition financially burdens taxpayers, encroaches upon civil liberties, engenders disrespect for the law, and disproportionately impacts young people and communities of color.
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Tznius, or modesty, has taken on a renewed focus in recent years, Hasidic Jews and religious experts say, as the wider world encroaches on their insular community.
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As technology encroaches on more industries and profits pile up at the biggest technology companies, critics increasingly say these firms are too powerful and need regulatory oversight.
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Some of the 34,000 people who live inside the park see species such as the black pine, a drought-resistant conifer that encroaches on pastureland, as a pest.
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According to McMahon, the state-owned enterprise employs more than 400,000 people, including 25,000 "salt police," spends lavishly on entertainment and encroaches into areas beyond its formal remit.
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The Guardian reported that a golf course built for the Olympics encroaches on the Marapendi reserve, which houses rare butterflies, pines and other species unique to the region.
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It encroaches on private property rights and creates confusion and uncertainty regarding what does and does not fall under EPA jurisdiction as prescribed in the Clean Water Act.
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West Point, in fact, physically encroaches on the village, having annexed 17,103 acres before World War II (some woodlands and parklands were also lost to New York State).
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Limiting geography, appropriated funds, or the number of "boots on the ground" arguably encroaches on the Article Two commander in chief authorities that were granted to the president.
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Their Public Information Officer, Daron Wyatt, says goats have been deployed for about three years in areas where wild land encroaches on the urban environment, with great success.
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As a study published on Monday in the journal PNAS shows, all of this agricultural development encroaches on the land that animal and plant species have to thrive on.
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Trump said in two separate statements that while he favored the policy objectives in the legislation overwhelmingly approved by Congress, he believes the new law encroaches on his power.
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Any change in the composition of assets could move markets, including exchange rates, which are a source of concern for policymakers as it encroaches on currency policy, Yamaoka said.
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"Our wish is that this petition be accepted by Japan and that they stop importing timber from Sarawak that encroaches the land of the Penan and indigenous people," he added.
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Voters recognize that the ongoing enforcement of marijuana prohibition financially burdens taxpayers, encroaches upon civil liberties, engenders disrespect for the law, and disproportionately impacts young people and communities of color.
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Mr. Joko has largely allowed the military leadership to protect its corporate interests — from arms spending to autonomy over organizational policies — even as it encroaches on the civilian public domain.
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They and other critics say that agreement, which paves the way for Macedonia to join NATO, encroaches on Greece's cultural heritage and could stoke territorial claims by the Balkan state.
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A dramatic reduction in benefits for people who aren&apost looking for work, Germany&aposs supreme court said, "seriously encroaches upon the minimum standard of living guaranteed by fundamental rights."
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As the broadening impeachment investigation encroaches on the West Wing, more White House aides are grappling with the prospect of retaining expensive Washington lawyers to protect themselves from the fallout.
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"I love keeping things about the music and usually stay out of politics publicly UNTIL it barrels past political party preference points and dangerously encroaches on fundamental human rights," she wrote.
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The proposed changes will also likely tailor compliance requirements to an institution's size and alter aspects of the rule so it no longer encroaches upon some overseas firms, the people said.
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The plot involves the pair making their home in an abandoned asylum in New Jersey and, years later, confronting a planned-community development that encroaches on the family's deliberately spooky surroundings.
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In one heart-wrenching scene, a Kenyan soldier stands and tries to climb out through the hatch of his burning tank, arms raised in surrender, eyes wide as the enemy army encroaches.
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Barr views this to mean that whenever Congress acts in an area in which the president has authority, and whenever a court reviews a presidential action, that branch "encroaches" on executive authority.
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"We note with grave concern that Malaysia has recently purported to extend the Johor Bahru port limits in a manner which encroaches into Singapore Territorial Waters," it said in a separate statement.
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If a treaty encroaches on areas beyond Brussels' remit and into "national competences" — investment rules, for example — it will also need ratification by lawmakers in all 27 EU states, a potential stumbling block.
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They're being poisoned by pesticides while urbanization encroaches on bees' natural habitats, leaving them with fewer places to live and fewer wildflowers to feed on, says Harvard biologist James Crall, who studies bumblebees.
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If a treaty encroaches on areas beyond Brussels' remit and into "national competences" — investment rules, for example — it will also need ratification by lawmakers in all 27 EU states, a potential stumbling block.
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The approach has not sat well with defense lawyers and other critics, who see it as federal overreach that encroaches on due process rights of the accused, by giving investigative powers to school administrators.
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"Apart from showing RBI operations and its gigantic performance in poor light, the government now blatantly encroaches on its jurisdiction," the union said in the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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Since this bill was first introduced, I have expressed my concerns to Congress about the many ways it improperly encroaches on Executive power, disadvantages American companies, and hurts the interests of our European allies.
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" Musgraves continued to speak out on Monday, saying that she typically stays out of politics, but that she won't when "it barrels past political party preference points and dangerously encroaches on fundamental human rights.
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As salt water encroaches upon areas used for agriculture, he explained, ocean water mingles with farmland and the increased salinity in the soil kills any agricultural prospects, even if the land itself is not submerged.
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"We note with grave concern that Malaysia has recently purported to extend the Johor Bahru port limits in a manner which encroaches into Singapore territorial waters off Tuas," it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"Amazon will simply take it"Read more: After Amazon's cloud encroaches on its turf, a startup is taking a stand: Open source can't be 'free and unsustainable R&D' for tech giantsA "no Amazon clause"
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Some pack members also live in the human world, protecting the pack's legal and financial interests, but as a new threat from Shifters encroaches, they're all called home to the pack's land in the Adirondacks.
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Moldbug started as an Austrian-school libertarian, and most neoreactionaries have general small-government sympathies and express a fear that democracy inevitably leads to ever greater taxation and redistribution, and otherwise encroaches on individual liberty.
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The closer the danger encroaches on Bacurau, the more obviously the film's construction embraces the vocabulary of the thriller, particularly invoking Brian de Palma-like flourishes, such as slow motion and the use of split diopters.
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Microsoft has invested in a startup that uses facial recognition to surveil Palestinians throughout the West Bank, in spite of the tech giant's public pledge to avoid using the technology if it encroaches on democratic freedoms.
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Putin may wrap up his rhetoric in flourishes and describe an overreaching NATO that encroaches on regions of historic Russian interest, but the truth is that many Ukrainians despise his malignant manipulation of economy and media.
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There is still sand—a large mound of it encroaches on the local school and must be flattened every few months—but the air is cleaner, and the sand that does enter the homes is manageable.
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" Russia sanctions: What you need to know 'Seriously flawed' In a statement, Trump expressed his own doubts about the legislation: "The bill remains seriously flawed -- particularly because it encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate.
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ASOS is investing in distribution, with construction just started on a giant new warehouse outside Berlin as it encroaches on Zalando's home territory, but spending on new facilities and technology, and price cuts, are hurting margins.
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The ongoing enforcement of cannabis prohibition financially burdens taxpayers, encroaches upon civil liberties, engenders disrespect for the law, impedes legitimate scientific research into the plant's therapeutic properties, and disproportionately impacts young people and communities of color.
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Before you know it, a few synths zoom in, a thicket of guitar noise encroaches, and the bottom drops out, revealing pitch-shifted autobiographical bon mots and astral-projection tones on top of a gently skittering beat.
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What seemed to elude their understanding is that you can't call something a "participatory performance artwork" and then get angry when people participate on their own terms, especially if, in fact, the artwork encroaches on public space.
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If China encroaches on Hong Kong's economic autonomy to establish direct trade relations with other markets, then the pressing issue for the city is the risk of being "lumped in with China in terms of tariffs," Harris said.
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"Since this bill was first introduced, I have expressed my concerns to Congress about the many ways it improperly encroaches on Executive power, disadvantages American companies, and hurts the interests of our European allies," Trump said in a statement.
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"Since this bill was first introduced, I have expressed my concerns to Congress about the many ways it improperly encroaches on Executive power, disadvantages American companies, and hurts the interests of our European allies," Trump said in his statement.
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His Symphony No. 10, for string orchestra (1968), which capped PostClassical's program, encroaches on avant-garde territory: there are nebulous twelve-tone passages, scouring cluster chords, and anarchic jam sessions in which solo instruments play independently of one another.
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Alternatively, and in full confidence that they are making a rational decision as artificial intelligence encroaches on the work of juniors, graduates may decide to take the long view, try a slower route and see if it works out.
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Sure, there may or may not be a poltergeist, and it may or may not be psychological in origin, but what Abrahamson is mainly concerned with is what the Hundreds Hall inhabitants are experiencing as Faraday steadily encroaches upon their lives.
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And then there's Elliott Street: a tiny, gritty, blue collar stronghold, stubbornly sticking it out as all that glass and steel encroaches, holding tight as though someone cast a forcefield around it long before "mixed-use" entered our collective vernacular.
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But in Google's latest move that encroaches on Yelp, Google Maps will now let you decide where to eat out with a shareable list of restaurants, bars, or clubs to choose from — whether it's a birthday dinner or ladies night out.
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In a letter to RBI Governor Urjit Patel, unions of central bank employees called such criticism "painful", and accused the government of steering decisions behind the replacement of the banned notes, saying that "blatantly encroaches" on the central bank's jurisdiction.
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STOCKHOLM, June 13 (Reuters) - A Swedish government proposal to reduce the size of the currency reserve could be in violation of EU regulations and encroaches on the independence of the Riksbank, Sweden's central bank Governor Stefan Ingves said on Tuesday.
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With a bank account that encroaches on bottomless, they're likely to snipe top talent from Invicta Fighting Championship and other small promotions around the world in the hopes of establishing the Octagon as the ultimate proving ground for female featherweights.
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The main sticking point, they said, was the means by which Exxon proposed to recoup its development costs, with the company aiming to share the oil produced by two fields - something Iraq opposes, saying it encroaches on state ownership of production.
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There are moments that make your skin crawl as TJ encroaches on Sally, but also scenes where she and her ferociously loyal sorority sisters (Aja Downing and Starr Kirkland) exult in their bodies, dancing together or parading in a marching band.
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Manspreading, the practice of sitting on public transportation with splayed legs in a way that encroaches on the space of others, was a popular topic of articles, Tumblrs, and ads in 2015, even getting an entry in the Oxford Dictionary.
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Anti-immigration members of the Swiss People's Party (SVP), the largest party in parliament, have pushed to end that free movement on the grounds that it leaves the country without adequate tools to manage its growing population and encroaches on its sovereignty.
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"As far as I can judge, it is designed in such a way that it violates EU regulations, it encroaches on the independence of the Riksbank and it makes it harder for us to handle financial stability," he said in a parliament hearing.
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Still, Nesbit expects revenues to rebound as a result of consumers spending their one-time tax bonuses or portions of their wage increases, helping convince the market that these companies can still attract customers even as Amazon encroaches into more retail sectors.
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Here's the key part of Trump's statement after signing the sanctions bill -- which he did out of public sight and with little fanfare: "The bill remains seriously flawed -- particularly because it encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," he said in the statement.
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As special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump encroaches further into the President's inner circle, his allies outside the White House are ramping up their efforts both to defend him and to encourage a tougher stance against a probe they claim has dramatically overstepped its bounds.
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And over the past several years, a few brave Republican governors and party leaders led the charge in making a three-pronged conservative argument against a criminal justice system that encroaches on individual liberties, wastes financial resources and infringes on Christian values of redemption and mercy.
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As Iger said, Disney will simply license these properties to other companies and let them figure out how to eke out a profit in a market where AAA games are increasingly more expensive to develop and competition from mobile and free-to-play games encroaches on the traditional console game business.
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If the architect finds that the balcony's design encroaches on your building's property, poses a safety hazard or affects the habitability of your apartment by diminishing your access to light and air, your co-op board should address the issue on your behalf, according to Scott S. Greenspun, a real estate lawyer and a principal at the Manhattan law firm Braverman Greenspun.
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Taking a broad bio-psycho-social perspective, there are a bunch of reasons why sleeping longer than you need to can have a downside: it can make you late for work, it places you out of sync with your family and friends, it encroaches on your wake-time and reduces opportunities for health-promoting physical activity (and in addition, increases your time spent unhealthily static); it attracts opprobrium which can degrade your mood and self-esteem; it messes with your appetite hormones, destabilizing your experience of hunger and satiety—and last, but by no means least, because one of the most robust findings in longitudinal sleep epidemiology is that those who report the longest typical sleep durations (say, 10 hours+/night) also tend to die significantly earlier than those who report 'average' sleep durations.
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