Sentence examples for allow occupiers from inspiring English sources

The city has said it will allow Occupiers to demonstrate in parks, but not in large numbers.

They headed towards the house of Trinity Church's Rev. James H. Cooper (the guy who wouldn't allow the occupiers into the church's vacant lot) on Charles Street in the West Village.

The tactic of targeting leaders, however, means that law enforcement officials have allowed some occupiers and supporters to surrender and leave the refuge without arrest in recent days.

Federal agents tolerated this secessionist theatre, allowing the occupiers to leave the refuge for groceries, permitting supporters to join the occupation, and even keeping electricity flowing to Malheur headquarters.

Opposition from vested interests was certain, but Tiberius hoped to pacify it by a generous provision allowing the great occupiers of public land to retain large portions in private ownership.

The occupiers allowed Japan to develop an expedient myth that its people and its emperor — officially considered synonymous — had been innocent victims rather than willful perpetrators of the militarism that the new Constitution rejected.

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Currently, the Crime Act requires an officer carrying out a search warrant to provide a copy of the warrant to the occupier and to allow that person to observe the search.

Frank Nash, at accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg, added: "The chancellor has openly admitted that more affordable housing, including the private sector, needs to come forward to allow people to become owner-occupiers and achieve their aspirations.

If an occupier allows an extremely dangerous activity to take place on his land without taking precautions to ensure the contractor has liability insurance and a safety plan, he may be held liable.

"Landlords need to allow for fair wear and tear by the occupier relative to the length of time in the property, the number of occupiers and their age.