Sentence examples for campaign occupy from inspiring English sources

While some have speculated that Beijing hardened its line in response to the pro-democracy campaign, Occupy Central co-founder Chan Kin-man said that was just an excuse.

Progress made with the 3 Cosas campaign, Occupy Sussex and elsewhere show there is another way of doing things.

The new campaign, Occupy Our Homes, teams up with a number of community groups long-focused on housing issues and homelessness.

The campaign occupies most of his time.

The fund is almost triple the size of Harvard's endowment, where students have been leading a high profile divestment campaign, occupying Massachusetts Hall where the university's president is based and even taking the university to court.

This year's debate over the child health bill prefigures a battle over health policy that is likely to run through the presidential campaign and occupy center stage in Congress in 2009, regardless of who wins the election.

Liberation war veterans began a violent campaign to occupy white-owned farms in February after voters rejected in a referendum a plan that would have authorized the seizures.

Among the greatest tragedies and triumphs of the MST was the campaign to occupy an unproductive ranch near Eldorado dos Carajás, which led to one of the worst massacres in recent Brazilian history.

And the Movement of the Landless, a leftist peasant group, is marking the anniversary with a campaign to occupy 500 ranches and farms that it contends are lying idle.

His campaign headquarters occupy the back room of a flower shop in Maspeth, a west Queens neighborhood of modest homes and sprawling cemeteries — "the last of Small Town U.S.A.," as Mr. Nunziato describes the community.

In London the Communist Party led a campaign to occupy the mansion blocks of the rich in the Kensington area, many of whom had fled the city to avoid the blitz, and filled them with the displaced poor of the East End.