Sentence examples for Long-term occupied from inspiring English sources
The application of airborne LiDAR (light detection and ranging) remote sensing provides a detailed raster image that mimics a 3-D view (technically, it is 2.5-D) of a 200 sq km area covering the settlement of Caracol, a long-term occupied (600 BC-A.D. 250 900) Maya archaeological site in Belize, literally "seeing" though gaps in the rainforest canopy.
But Jack Freund, the executive vice president of the Rent Stabilization Association, a group representing owners, said he was concerned about a "bifurcated system" in which owners in Manhattan have "long-term occupied stabilized units that are well below market" while outside Manhattan, owners receive the right to increase rents that they cannot collect.
"With this most recent signing [statement] the president is also sending a dangerous signal to the people of Iraq that the US has a long-term interest in occupying their country, a move that will only enflame the insurgency," Woolsey added.
The conditions are now quite primitive for what the Israelis say is a long-term position, already occupied for many years.
Some long-term residents, who occupy around 60percentnt of the hotel, claim there is pressure for them to make way for more lucrative short-term guests.
They currently rent out the 800-square-foot unit to a friend to live in, with a long-term goal of occupying it themselves and renting out their main house to help finance their retirement.
Feces can cause illness or contaminate water if disposed of improperly; trash, which is supposed to be "packed out" of the forest, can build up when a site is occupied long-term.
Since Israel conquered the territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip in the 1967 War, the military has imposed thousands of orders and laws, established military courts, sentenced hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, enabled half a million Israeli "settlers" to move to the Occupied Territories and developed a system of long-term jurisdiction by an occupying army that is unique in the world.
Perhaps most important, from the perspective of a long-term protest like Occupy Wall Street, Zuccotti Park — unlike city-owned parks — is open 24 hours a day.
It is long-term prisoners who predominantly occupy the cells.
