Sentence examples for occupation bringing from inspiring English sources

The 26-year-old Scot says he admires the way UK Uncut has "identified legitimate targets for occupation, bringing attention and support to its cause".

As Sunni and Shiite Arabs took up arms against the occupation, bringing crackdowns that left hundreds of Iraqis dead, people here turned more and more to men of the robe for guidance.

The end of the Second World War found American troops situated well to the east of Fulda, having occupied all of Thuringia and western Saxony; both of these territories were subsequently added to the Soviet post-war zone of occupation, bringing the line of demarcation right to the foothills of the Thuringian highlands that dominate the eastern approaches to Fulda.

Meanwhile, the Occupation brought prestige and an attentive audience to writers who upheld the honour of their defeated country.

He described the concurrent spread of the ideas the French occupation brought of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Karl Marx, and the Reign of Terror, all of which combined in the 1970s to help produce the genocidal reign of the Khmer Rouge.

If President Obama is serious about his promise to finally end Israel's 40-year occupation, bring about a two-state solution, assure Israel's long-range survival as a Jewish and democratic state, and protect vital U.S. national interests in the region, he will have to risk that displeasure.

Sea level that was about 80 85 m lower than present at the time of the first known human occupation brought about a landscape and ecology substantially different than today.

The bloody struggle against Indonesian occupation brought the East Timorese together.

The U.S. occupation brought about a total change in Puerto Rico's economy and polity and did not apply democratic principles to the colony.

Evidence of Christian symbols and the destruction of the shrines of other religions, suggest that Roman occupation brought Christianity to the north of Britannia (the name they gave to the province under their control in the southern part of the island).

Similar to Netflix, a visit to the homepage of DataViva shows a number of pre-populated lists with links to the "richest municipalities" or "best paid occupations," bringing users one click away from their content.