Sentence examples for global occupation from inspiring English sources

This week's global occupation movements, including the occupation of the London Stock Exchange, are an important step in the protest against our flawed financial system's excesses.

OWS is a people-powered movement that began in the financial district of New York City and has grown into a global occupation.

Even prior to Panetta's admission Sunday evening, the constitutional questions for Obama's new global occupation by U.S. combat troops in potential hot-spots on every continent, participting in specious counterterrorism chases across the planet, remained problematic.

The possibility that Iran could be acquiring nuclear energy for other reasons is, of course, a global pre-occupation and thus the model was receiving some scrutiny from the smattering of visitors.A second floor had been largely handed over to rug sales, but off to the side there was a canteen reputed to dole out free cups of a delicious tea.

"The lesson of Tahrir Square was that once again, democracy has become a revolutionary force," says Shimri Zameret, who spent four months organising the global day of occupation on 15 October that saw people in more than 900 cities turn the square's tent city into a worldwide phenomenon.

Finally, the GLOBIOM model is applied to perform a global assessment of land occupation and LUC-related emissions.

Her reputation has taken a hit and the role of Palestinian workers under occupation received global attention.

Politicians warred over narrow, symbolic issues while real problems that didn't fit the culture war paradigm – lack of access to healthcare, global warming, the US occupation of Iraq – grew and festered.

The focus of their occupation was global for many (n = 25, 73%) and regional (n = 5) or national (n = 4) for others.

Rove was caught red-handed telling the American people Big Lie after Big Lie about some of the most important problems facing us, including global warming and the occupation of Iraq.

However the activists, part of a global wave of similar occupations against the perceived excesses of the global finance system, are keen that the travails of the church do not obstruct their primary targets.