Sentence examples for free of occupation from inspiring English sources

"Our main aim is that Lebanon will be free of occupation.

Baarle-Hertog, out of reach of the Germans, was the only part of the country outside the heavily contested, trench-infested "Flanders Fields" in the west of Belgium that remained free of occupation, a haven for refugees and a rallying point for resistance, much to the chagrin of the Germans.

However, if urban areas expand organically and anarchically, it is hard to keep areas free of occupation hence exposure of urban precincts to risks might increase.

He hopes to be a prominent leader in finding a peaceful solution where Palestinians and Israelis can live free of occupation, side by side, with security and dignity.

Economic hardship cannot be interpreted as enabling a free choice of occupation by any stretch of the imagination.

The German constitution, the Basic Law (Grundgesetz), guarantees the right to own property, freedom of movement, free choice of occupation, freedom of association, and equality before the law.

The main issues Hierta fought for were extension of the franchise, a modern parliament, mass public education, and free choice of occupation.

Nussbaum (2011) discussed many basic human rights and capability issues (e.g. freedom of association, free choice of occupation and political liberty).

Okin argues that the "gender system" violates both the liberty and equality of opportunity principles because by effectively assigning roles to citizens according to sex it circumvents citizens' "free choice of occupation" (Okin 1989, 103).

For Palestinians, the right to return home and the right to live in dignity and equality in their own land are not any less important than the right to live free of military occupation.

His mission then was to promote the cause of Poland, which once freed of German occupation would have to contend with Stalin's designs.