Sentence examples for no encampments from inspiring English sources

Emails sent to and from Birgeneau's account, obtained through a Freedom of Information request by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California and shared with The Huffington Post, show Birgeneau was told that campus police had used batons, and that he did not call for a more passive approach in enforcing a "no encampments" policy.

"The policy itself [of no encampments] still stood without any entry into discussion of tactics".

After assessing the situation, the police moved in to remove the tents, enforcing campus policy of "no encampments".

From: Robert J. Birgeneau To George Breslauer Cc Linda Williams Claire Holmes Beata Fitzpatrick Harry Lery Le Grande Subject: Re: Date: Wednesday, November 09, 2011 5:36:18 PM. George It is critical that we do not back down on our no encampment policy.

A short time later, Birgeneau wrote Breslauer again to say, "It is critical that we do not back down on our no encampment policy".

"There is no encampment".

"Day to day we might be thinning because we have no encampment," said Andy Manos, who helped organize the marches, adding that just because some protesters have gone indoors at night doesn't mean they have gone away.

In the past few months, workers contracted by the city's Department of Homeless Services have noticed that there are no longer sizeable encampments under the overpass, according to the department's spokesman, James B. Anderson.

In Oakland, Calif., which at one point last year appeared to be one of Occupy's strongholds, activists have had less than a handful of marches this year and no longer have any encampments in the city, according to a police official there.

Sidney Tarrow, a visiting professor at the Cornell Law School, an expert in social movements and author of "Power in Movement: Social Movements and Contentious Politics," agreed that the movement could emerge as a more potent national force once the encampments were no longer an issue.

Mayor Jennings has reported receiving several calls from the governor's aides, aimed at ensuring that he allow no permanent encampment.