encroachment
Definisie in die woordeboek Engels
encroachment
Definisies
An entry into a place or area that was previously uncommon; an advance beyond former borders; intrusion; incursion.
An intrusion upon another's possessions or rights; infringement.
That which is gained by such unlawful intrusion.
sinonieme
misconduct · violation · trespass · influence · wrongful conduct · intrusion · usurpation · invasion · actus reus · entrance · impingement · wrongdoing · entering · impact
invasion · intrusion
any entry into an area not previously occupied; "an invasion of tourists"; "an invasion of locusts"
trespass · violation · intrusion · usurpation
entry to another's property without right or permission
grammatika
encroachment ( usually uncountable; plural encroachments)
encroachment (usually uncountable, plural encroachments)
Encroachment
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The lack of agreement on agenda item 5 was an unfortunate outcome that encroached on the authority of the Conference.UN-2 UN-2
The ESC therefore calls on them to look into the possibility of setting up, within the framework of the social dialogue and in addition to existing committees on economics, the labour market, and education and training, a joint committee to discuss wage structures. This should, of course, be done without direct encroachment on negotiations at national level.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
While former Soviet republics such as Kazakhstan (where the death penalty is discretionary for crimes against the person, crimes against property, the encroachment on the life of a person who carries out justice or a preliminary investigation and crimes against the State) that have yet to abolish the death penalty have taken action to reduce the number of capital crimes, many retentionist countries have exhibited a tendency in the opposite direction.UN-2 UN-2
(39) The view that the enforcement of a placement order against a child does not require a declaration of enforceability would ultimately mean that enforcement measures in respect of the child would not require the legal basis, which is required in principle for enforcement and which justifies the encroachment on liberty, in the form of the declaration of enforceability whereby a foreign judgment is incorporated into the legal order of the State of enforcement.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
While preserving hallowed national values and ensuring that action taken with respect to public liberties is consistent with the Kingdom's religious and cultural traditions, this reform aims to bring the national heritage into line with the provisions of international human rights instruments with a view to banishing racism, hatred, violence, religious or ethnic discrimination and encroachments on the freedoms of othersMultiUn MultiUn
Everyone has the right to protect their rights and freedoms from violations and unlawful encroachments by any means not prohibited by law.UN-2 UN-2
The drilling carried out at that time has lowered the ground level by 3.5 metres, increasing vulnerability to the encroachment of adjoining waters.not-set not-set
In that regard, some groups argued against what they perceived as encroachment by the Council on the work of the Assembly and stressed the importance of the Council’s reporting to the Assembly, as well as the need for more analytical reports and special subject-oriented reports, citing specifically resolution 58/126.UN-2 UN-2
It cannot, however, go beyond the reach of the law, as this would encroach upon the inviolability, as guaranteed under EU law, of the essence of those fundamental rights.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
I would also like to make it clear that we do not wish to encroach on the Garosci report here, but rather believe that the Garosci report, which is to be on the agenda in May or June, can lead to a much better discussion if we receive objective data from the Commission, as we have been requesting from the Commission for years now.Europarl8 Europarl8
Chapter 14 cannot therefore be regarded as encroaching upon the competences of the Member States alone.eurlex-diff-2018-06-20 eurlex-diff-2018-06-20
Even if the Court were to find that the relevant provisions are indeed directly effective, this would merely mean that an individual had the right to rely on those provisions before a court; under no circumstances could it go so far as to indicate before which court that should be, for this would encroach on the domain of the national legislature.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
This is the reason for the courts’ current practice of not encroaching on the essential minimum income of the person required to pay maintenance, who in most cases is the man as a result of the traditional division of roles between the sexes.UN-2 UN-2
Admittedly, the Court has held, as regards the taxation of services on board ships, that the Sixth Directive does not prohibit Member States from extending the scope of their tax legislation beyond their territorial limits, so long as they do not encroach on the jurisdiction of other States. (37) It has also acknowledged, in the judgment in Köhler, that such considerations also apply in relation to taxation of supplies of goods.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
(8) ‘disruptive schedule’ means a crew member’s roster which disrupts the sleep opportunity during the optimal sleep time window by comprising an FDP or a combination of FDPs which encroach, start or finish during any portion of the day or of the night where a crew member is acclimatised. A schedule may be disruptive due to early starts, late finishes or night duties.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
One year after Lebanon’s deposition, Israel, which is not a party to the Convention, is claiming to assert its alleged right over offshore areas that include a significant portion of Lebanon’s exclusive economic zone, thereby once again encroaching upon my country’s sovereign rights.UN-2 UN-2
Under the second part of the Constitution, every person is entitled to the realization of his or her human rights and freedoms as a whole. Such exercise of rights and freedoms shall not encroach on the lawful interests, rights and freedoms of other citizens, the State or societyUN-2 UN-2
At present, groundwater resources in the Arab Region, in general, and in the Arabian Peninsula in particular, are in a critical condition as the volumes withdrawn far exceed their natural recharge resulting in a continuous decline in groundwater levels and quality deterioration in most of the countries due to seawater and connate waters encroachmentMultiUn MultiUn
The Court cannot, without encroaching upon the prerogatives of the administration, order an institution to adopt the measures necessary for the enforcement of a judgment by which decisions concerning steps in a competition are annulled .EurLex-2 EurLex-2
From the perspective of self-determination, this involves an alternative encroachment on the integrity and unity of Palestinians as an occupied people, separating Gaza from the West Bank in defiance of Palestinian wishes either in the West Bank/East Jerusalem or Gaza, and in violation of numerous United Nations resolutions affirming the integrity of the Occupied Palestinian Territories as a single entity.UN-2 UN-2
The first relates to cases where individual rights are encroached by State officials; the second aspect is concerned with damages or injuries borne between individuals, where the State mediates conflicting interests through judicial procedures as well as through administrative reliefMultiUn MultiUn
Instead, they tend to collapse from a strange internal malady – a combination of the elites’ encroaching disgust with themselves and a realization that the regime is exhausted.ProjectSyndicate ProjectSyndicate
Human encroachment, civil unrest and the introduction of non-native species threaten biodiversity in Africa.WikiMatrix WikiMatrix
On the other hand any additional regulation, extended to rating agencies, can never be allowed to encroach upon their independence of opinion.not-set not-set
With horror he saw that some of the encroaching blackness was, in fact, a great army moving upon Myr Tariniel.Literature Literature
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