- Look up
encroachment in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Encroachment is to
advance beyond proper limits, and may
refer to:
Temporal encroachment Structural...
- A
librarian is a
person who
professionally works managing information. Librarians'
common activities include providing access to information, conducting...
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Before its creation, the
project faced opposition from
Sudan as it
would encroach on land in the
northern part of the country,
where many
Nubian people lived...
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which structures (bridges, platforms,
lineside equipment etc.) must not
encroach. The most
common use of the term "track gauge"
refers to the transverse...
- to all of
North Africa west of Egypt. In the 9th
century BC, Rome
began encroach on
territory in
North Africa after the
annexation of
Carthage and Numidia...
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limits to the
extent that bridges,
tunnels and
other infrastructure can
encroach on rail vehicles. The
difference between these two
gauges is
called the...
- to New
Zealand casually: one
cannot wander across a
border or
gradually encroach on
neighbouring land in
order to
reach remote South Pacific islands. Settlement...
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development which would reduce the
defensibility of the Tower.
Building has
encroached to a degree, but a
legacy of this
control is that much of the hill is...
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maintain his
Jewish religious and
cultural traditions as
outside influences encroach upon his family's lives. He must cope with the strong-willed
actions of...
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impair species richness and beta
diversity when
encroaching gr****land. Also
Bilberry is a
common encroaching species in the sub-alpine belt.
Woody encroachment...
