Sentence examples for immediate occupation from inspiring English sources

Some buildings will be written off and torn down, while others will be repairable or declared safe for immediate occupation.

Hitler demanded immediate occupation of the Sudetenland and that German territorial claims in Poland and Hungary be addressed.

Conversations between Berlin and Warsaw have, in fact, been going on in the greatest secrecy for some days, with a view to the retrocession of the Free City to the Reich in return for an undertaking by the latter to forego an immediate military occupation, the problem of the Corridor being for the moment excluded from the discussions.

The occupation's immediate future in New York isn't set in stone.

Fear of looters drove many staff away in the immediate aftermath of the occupation last week, when the number of casualties was greatest.

While Sunni groups that have called for an immediate end to the occupation participated, it is not clear that they will be able to wield influence over the fighters trying to tear Iraq apart.

Saddam's surrender is likely to embolden the political forces in Iraq which, until now, feared that a call for the immediate end to the occupation might help Saddam return to power.

We Palestinians are prepared to enter into a hudna to bring about an immediate end to the occupation and to initiate a period of peaceful coexistence during which both sides would refrain from any form of military aggression or provocation.

These were years brushed aside and quickly forgotten by many of his parents' generation, and few French writers have explored the realities of the occupation and immediate postwar years quite so poignantly.

The characters will look and feel younger (Kelly was in his late 30s when he made the movie), and the stakes for their lives – and for Paris – "will have a heightened feel in the immediate aftermath of wartime occupation," according to one producer, Stuart Oken ("The Addams Family").

Sixth, begin the immediate withdrawal of the occupation forces to where they were before Sept. 28, 2000 and to implement the road map plan to quickly send the international monitors to supervise its implementation according to the international legitimate resolutions and to establish a just and lasting and comprehensive peace in the area.