Sentence examples for global occupiers from inspiring English sources

"The decision to proceed underscores our confidence in the progressive and attractive development that we will deliver at 22, coupled with the anticipated breadth of demand from local and global occupiers for easily accessible space in a prime location in the City of London, as one of the leading global centres for international business, that will respond to their future business needs".

If anything, Snowden, Assange, and the village of global occupiers don't believe this to be true, why do we?

GLOBAL ACCOUNTABILITY Some Occupiers want the global financial and global energy sectors to be thoroughly and constantly investigated for fraud, bribery, insider trading, violations of environmental laws, and conflicts of interest.

What ground should occupiers occupy?

While the movement's message, tactics and global analysis animated the Occupiers, Nick's generation faced an ambivalent public and brutal police.

But three years on, I am left feeling that Ukraine is treated as no more than a diplomatic pawn – a country that has always been bullied, by both former Soviet occupiers and modern global powers.

Yours, Joan Dear Joan, One of the things that fascinates about these protests is how many organisers are young people who have abandoned party politics to camp out under the edifices of global finance – in America, the occupiers are the Obama generation, worn out with asking politely for change that never comes.

I described to Jackie a recent Bloomberg Businessweek article titled "Wall Street Tracks 'Wolves' as May 1 Protests Loom" in which Brian McNary, a Pinkerton Global Risk director describes both Occupiers and the threat that "May Day" has for his banking clients and the need for "surveillance" of wild-eyed radicals.

But for a country in which anti-Semitic statements have rightly been taboo for many years and "never again" is deeply woven into the fabric of the national consciousness (with a generous assist from American occupiers after World War II), this seems like an even bigger disaster and not just in terms of global PR.

I guess we'll see in 2012 if Occupiers across the world have the legs to remain angry at the absurdities of the global banking system.

Religious leaders voiced concern for religious minorities swept up in the turbulence of the Middle East, as well as support for the Occupiers' goals of fairness and equity in the global financial system.