If you can't solve the Ukraine mess using the war powers granted to you by the U.S. Constitution, you will do us zero good occupying the Oval Office come 2016.
According to Walzer (1983), different social goods occupy different "spheres," each one governed by a distinct set of distributive norms.
Quite often the most frequently used foods, such as tea or coffee, seasonings, sauces and frequently used tinned goods occupy the shelves in the middle range, as this is the easiest area to access.
Coach, the upscale maker of handbags and other leather goods, would occupy the bottom third of a 1.7-million-square-foot tower, to be on 30th Street and 10th Avenue.
Whatever the merits of the case a decade ago, globalisation is clearly placing upward pressure now on the prices of goods that occupy a large share of the budgets of lower-income families.
Red Brick has dismissed the move as "small beer" in terms of the number of homes it would produce and pointed out the danger that it will "encourage ever more dubious schemes like the notorious Earls Court Project," which intends to knock down good quality occupied homes in an expensive area for the benefit of private developers.
He said that critics, like dentists, are a good deal occupied in hurting people in sensitive places; and as they have to do it in an entertaining manner, which no doubt produces an air of enjoying themselves, they appear like Sadists.
So fortunately, I'm very good at occupying my time between my film projects and the Institute.
The good performance of the predictor is supported by the fact that families of proteins known to be good PKA targets occupy the top ranks in this listing.
A good map can occupy the eye and the mind longer than almost any other single page of data, including Scripture, poetry, sheet music, and baseball box scores.
