Sentence examples for does not occupy the from inspiring English sources

Even after Iraq, pacifism does not occupy the moral high ground in British politics.

Mr. Bush does not occupy the kind of senior advisory role in the Bush campaign that Ms. Schiff does in the Gore campaign.

It can also apply to anyone who receives such shares from the sponsor for investment purposes and whom the sponsor has designated as a holder of unsold shares — as long as he or she does not occupy the apartment.

Under current law, Ms. McGuire said, if the landlord does not occupy the apartment for the required time period he must offer the apartment back to the original tenant at the tenant's last rent.

Asked about the environmental divisions in the Republican Party, Mr. Reilly said: "The antiregulatory wing of the Republican Party always gets stronger when it does not occupy the White House.

"Ecstasy" would be the word for this, but only if you are willing to acknowledge that ecstasy does not occupy the same spectrum as happiness or euphoria, that it participates in the anguish of loss and can resemble an outbreak of violence.

He tells you he's sick but doesn't occupy the sick body.

Of course, the thriller writer doesn't occupy the number six slot entirely alone, and he would be the first to ­admit it.

The response: no, thank you. "He doesn't occupy the position of leadership," Anthony Gooch, until recently the European Commission's trade spokesman, said at a news briefing in June.

It doesn't occupy the prettiest spot in this polished city, but enter to discover a temple to theatrical French dining.

Several of Shakespeare's plays, including The Tempest, were performed in this type of theatre, but it doesn't occupy the public imagination the way that the Globe does.