territorial violation

Gwen's snarl was soundless, but it had the rage of territorial violation behind it.

She was panting; she slowed it to deep steady breaths, growling low in her throat with the rage of territorial violation and the need to kill.

If everyone lived like the eupcaccia, there would be no problem, since if no one had any urge to expand his or her territory, there would be no fear of mutual territorial violations.

The British comment was that a source close to the Governor reports that the Russians have made another of their periodic claims of territorial violation and espionage and the note was routinely rejected.

In the Parliament of the United Kingdom, Labour Party leaders Clement Attlee and Aneurin Bevan criticized the operation as risking World War III, even though there were no allegations of territorial violations or objections that the plants were non-military targets.

Those last two rules are particularly potent in a community where 50,000 people survive in 23 bullet-pocked public housing towers; where turf is paramount and the slightest hint of disrespect is a territorial violation; where there are no movie theaters, and no shortage of R.I.P. murals.