Sentence examples for for occupiers from inspiring English sources

Among them are Occupy Design, a website that provides open source infographics for Occupiers looking for streamlined ways to depict their concerns, and Occupy The Hub, a site for aggregating video feeds, tweets and live chats to provide one-stop coverage of what's going on in the Occupy San Francisco movement.

The judge also delayed detention hearings for occupiers Brian Cavalier and Duane Ehmer.

Once officials established a blockade this week, it became much more difficult for occupiers to leave free of consequence, he added.

With the possible exception of the British in Malaya, it is hard to think of many insurgencies in modern times that have been crushed by a Western occupying power.Post-colonial politics, stronger concerns for human rights, the rapid dispersal of news: all these (good) things make today's conflicts even harder to win for occupiers.

The turning point for Porter came when, in a speech to the UCL occupation last November, he pledged legal and financial support for occupiers across the country, and support for a march on the day of the parliamentary vote on fees.

More brawls erupt as Kiev's deadline for occupiers passes.

"With GWS, we further our ability to create advantages for occupier clients by aligning every aspect of how they lease, own, use and operate real estate to enhance their competitive position," CBRE President Bob Sulentic said in a statement.

Of the £814 million, £114 million had been allocated for demolitions, £113 million for new homes, £21 million for central heating and £100 million for capital works for owner occupiers.

At the west end of the park, a drum circle rolled out a wild, interminable beat, adrenaline for the occupiers and annoyance for the neighbors.

As an example, for the occupiers that are looking for student loan forgiveness, do any of them acknowledge there choices to go to poor-value colleges IE NYU vs community or less-prestigious commuter colleges?

It's not about settlement building or the daily debasement of human dignity under occupation, for both the occupiers and occupied.