Sentence examples for no further occupations from inspiring English sources
The university has also taken out a court injunction to ensure that no further occupations can take place without its permission.
In a communiqué being drafted tonight, Zimbabwe promised no further occupations of farmland, a restoration of the rule of law to the land-reform process, a commitment to free expression as assured by the country's Constitution and decisive steps against violence, Reuters and the BBC reported from Abuja.
A spokesperson for the university said the injunction was taken out because evidence suggested that further occupations were planned but that the order "in no way" inhibited the rights of students to protest on campus.
Meanwhile, rents and property prices continue to rise, putting more pressure on the poor and adding to the incentives for further occupations of Rio's numerous empty buildings.
It includes further occupations, marches and demonstrations to hold representatives accountable like the "Occupy the Treasury" demonstration led by the nurses union to call for a financial transactions tax to curb the power of Wall Street, discourage risky high-speed trading, and fund healthcare and education.
In it, while condemning the suicide bombing, Mr. Arafat also railed at length against Israel for "escalation, a tighter siege, further occupation of our people, refugee camps, cities, villages, and more destruction of our infrastructure".
A further occupation, rank-and-file orchestral musicians, will also be removed from the list, but the practical arrangements will take longer to ensure that orchestras can comply with the necessary requirements.
The main periods of occupation date to the Late Preclassic and Late Classic with further occupation in the Terminal Classic and Early Postclassic.
After the violence of the initial occupation, no further massacres of Jews occurred during the remainder of 1941.
The occupation of Prague in March 1939 gave the lie to Hitler's claim that he had no further demands on Czechoslovakia.
