Sentence examples for into occupation from inspiring English sources

9.31am: 10.09aMike O'Neillill emails to say that Birmingham University has gone into occupation and provides a link to the occupants' online statement: Despite some difficulty with security guards preventing many of our students getting in, more than 30 Birmingham students are currently in occupation of the Aston Webb building, the site of the prime ministerial debates.

Over the weekend the Isle of Wight went into occupation.

Nawal is one of a second generation of Palestinians to be born into occupation.

In between, the twin towers fell, Afghanistan was invaded, and sanctions against Iraq turned into occupation and civil war.

When Nelson comes into occupation of the family house, in Rabbit at Rest, he has the tree cut down.

At 4.30pm on Friday 14th June, students from Protect the Public University at the University of Warwick went into occupation of the university's Council Chamber.

Elsewhere, hundreds of students in Manchester, Sheffield, Sussex and Lancaster went into occupations on their campuses.

Nevertheless, the entrance of women into occupations formerly the province of men proved to be slower than expected.

"With a lot of immigration patterns, the first generation goes into occupations and professions that they could easily break into," he said.

In contrast, as women moved into occupations in large numbers, those jobs began paying less, even after taking into account education, work experience, skills, race and geography.

In the UK, three quarters of women on science, technology and engineering courses do not go into occupations in their chosen fields of study.