Sentence examples for charge occupation from inspiring English sources

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With the help of photoreflectance measurements, the results are interpreted in terms of deep-gap energy states that reside near grain boundaries, whose charge occupation is "frozen in," depending on synthesis history.

The political climate favoured forgiving and forgetting: of 40,000 French men and women charged with occupation crimes in 1945, less than 2,000 were still in prison by 1953.

After Paul Bremer was put in charge of the occupation, in the middle of May, 2003, his first decree was a sweeping ban on the Baath Party.

The Pentagon, which is in charge of the occupation of Iraq, kept tight control over the flow of news for domestic political reasons.

"I'm talking about Jerry Bremer, for one," Mr. Perle said, referring to L. Paul Bremer III, the top American administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority in charge of the occupation of Iraq.

Some American officials say administration policy makers are haunted by missteps in Iraq when the United States was in charge under the occupation administrator, L. Paul Bremer III.

MacArthur led the Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific during World War II, and after the war was in charge of the occupation of Japan.

Among his most prominent descendants must be mentioned his son Mariano Saavedra, twice governor of the Province of Buenos Aires between 1862 and 1865, his grandson Cornelio Saavedra Rodríguez, Chilean military officer in charge of the Occupation of Araucania, and his great-grandson Carlos Saavedra Lamas, politician and diplomat, Nobel Prize for Peace in 1936.

He added: "The under-occupation charge is hitting a lot of people very hard, as you would expect.

DHPs were widely promoted by the government as protecting people with disabilities from the worst effects of its under-occupation charge, which was introduced in April.