Sentence examples for indefinite occupation from inspiring English sources
Many Palestinians fear they are being condemned to indefinite occupation.
As a proud and independent people, Iraqis do not support an indefinite occupation, and neither does America.
Mr. Clark, who keeps an apartment downtown, was noncommittal in his conversations with the officials, expressing sympathy for the rights of the protesters but also exasperation with the indefinite occupation.
Opposing it before the invasion, Obama had the prescience to warn of a costly and indefinite occupation and rising anti-American radicalism around the world; supporting it, McCain foresaw none of this.
Cooper is one of the few female members of an armed militia that forced their way into the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge last Saturday, taking over a number of government buildings for an indefinite occupation.
One Iraqi figure who attended the meeting on Saturday, Hamid al-Bayati of the main Shiite Muslim group under Ayatollah Muhammad Bakr al-Hakim, advocated bringing pressure on the United States and Britain by organizing demonstrations here and abroad against indefinite occupation.
"It is far enough away to allow lots to happen, yet it is still close enough to debunk the myth of an indefinite foreign occupation of the country," Mr. O'Hanlon said.
WASHINGTON -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concluded his visit to Washington with an appearance at the Center for American Progress, where he sought to redeem himself with the Democratic Party and draw broader acceptance of the indefinite Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories.
The French met little resistance from the bey, Muḥammad as-Sadiq, and on May 12 , 1881 a treaty was concluded, authorizing indefinite French military occupation, restricting the bey's authority to domestic affairs, stipulating a reorganization of Tunisian finances, and providing for a French minister resident, who would act as liaison between French and Tunisian authorities.
The projects of reform that he envisaged would necessitate an indefinite continuation of the occupation.
President Obama inherited the neo-con foreign policy of targeted assassinations, indefinite detention, drones, and occupation.
