Sentence examples for its occupiers from inspiring English sources

How soon Iraq's tainted courts can shoulder such a responsibility, and whether the country can build a credible justice system under the tutelage of its occupiers, it is too early to tell.

Zuccotti Park — or Liberty Square, as its occupiers called it — takes up a small rectangular block in the financial district, shadowed by skyscrapers, just east of the World Trade Center site.

In this piece, our correspondent reflects on how the war has changed Afghanistan and its occupiers, and whether it was worth it.

A correspondent reflects on how the war has changed Afghanistan and its occupiers, and whether it was worth itAS A general rule, the longer outsiders spend in Afghanistan the more depressed they become about the place.

In King Rat, they find an easy metaphor for the kind of rapacious developer who wilfully degrades London's housing stock, the easier to replace it with luxury flats when its occupiers are forced out.

The question, however, is not "Who shall inherit France?" It is "Shall France be inherited by its occupiers?" "Trespass" is set in the last years of the first decade of this century.

There is no computer in his room, and a job dependent on complex comparative data and the constant flow of information is carried on much as it was when its occupier first made a name for himself in the early Fifties.

As he and I both discovered, passions run high around the most seemingly banal piece of furniture: it has its arch defenders, its resigned occupiers and its rigorously vocal critics.

Earlier this month, its occupier Craig Foushee barricaded himself in.

Jerusalem's former mufti, Akrama Sabri, thundered that believers should be liberating the holy city, not helping its occupier.

Amongst seventeenth century documents these surveys are unique, they detail every peice of property for the Ely capitular estate, including its occupier, its true annual value and the tenural arrangement at the time of survey".--Back cover.