Sentence examples for lines of occupation from inspiring English sources

France's extended lines of occupation made it extremely vulnerable to attack when Britain organized a second coalition in 1798 that included Russia and Austria.

This line of occupation of Britain was consolidated as one of the limites (defensible frontiers) of the empire by its construction.

To bridge the gap between police work and defense, the occupation moved to create the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps, a unit that would bolster security along the lines of the American National Guard.

This victory resulted in the subsequent occupation of Junction Station, a vital railway station on the Ottoman Empire's lines of communication between Jaffa and Jerusalem.

I found it interesting that the same occupation could be either romanticized or stigmatized exclusively along the fault lines of beliefs, socio-economic class, education, and, often, ethnicity.

Anti-Jewish legislation (along the lines of the German Nuremberg Laws or French Statut des Juifs) was enacted in October 1940, a few months after the German occupation.

The quick occupation of the Esdraelon Plain, 40 mile behind the Ottoman front line, would place Desert Mounted Corps in the rear of the two Ottoman armies fighting in the Judean Hills and in control of their lines of communication.

Hence, although in this paper we focus our discussion on the conflicting (and hence more challenging) time orientations of the majority of our participants with respect to our own fieldwork objectives and time schedules, it is important to note here also that there existed some diversity among our participants in this regard along the lines of gender, age, social class and occupation.

We found several lines of evidence for a significant correlation between our sequence-based prediction of H3K4me3 occupation and the experimental data.

Australia New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations.

The range of occupations is broad.