Sentence examples for massive occupation from inspiring English sources

Although experts say that the U.S. has the overwhelming military power to win a conflict with North Korea, they note a likelihood of continuous guerrilla warfare in the aftermath and the need for a massive occupation force to prevent the nation's collapse into anarchy.

Although experts say that the U.S. has the overwhelming military power to win a conflict with North Korea, they note a likelihood of continuous guerrilla warfare in the aftermath and the need for a massive occupation force to prevent the nation's collapse into anarchy.

When this parameter is almost null, a massive occupation of reuptake sites is therefore required to increase 5-HT transmission at the postsynaptic level [21] [22].

In the Spanish case, we have seen some of the largest demonstrations since the country made its transition to democracy in the 70s with massive occupations of public squares, attempts to prevent parliaments' functioning and citizen assemblies of thousands of people taking place in spring and autumn 2011.

Responding to criticism that the massive postwar occupation has excessively taxed troops pulling yearlong stints, Sanchez said none of the many soldiers he spoke with Thursday had complained of low morale.

We have no military doctrine, no set of tools, no magical inputs, nothing, period, short of a massive and indefinite occupation of Syria, that would help make things better.

The Australian government recently successfully blocked the release of sensitive documents that would have revealed the complicity of Indonesian forces in massive abuses during their occupation of East Timor.

Cuba's ambassador, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, criticized Israel more bluntly for what he called "colonial occupation and massive flagrant violations of rights of Palestinian people".

We focus on one example: the massive strikes and collective occupation of secondary schools across Chile, which occurred contemporaneously with a large increase in marijuana use among students in this age group.

Meanwhile, despite the pope's declaration that Rome was to be an "open city," without military conflict, the German occupation elicited massive bombing by the Allies, who finally liberated the city in June 1944.

World War I and the massive inflation and military occupation of the Ruhr and the Rhineland that followed kept German companies out of international markets for almost a decade.