Sentence examples for occupation of course from inspiring English sources

The occupation, of course, persists.

The worst consequence of occupation, of course, has been the terrible privations, physical isolation, and psychological disfigurement that it has imposed upon the Palestinians.

Liberals will look out for blacks, Latinos, Muslims, gays, Jews (on minority-persecution issues, but not on the occupation of course).

Had the city required such an occupation, of course, petitioners would have a right to compensation, and the city might then lack the power to condition petitioners' ability to run mobile home parks on their waiver of this right.

The Iraqi government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki is also a product of the United States occupation, of course, but has swiveled to adopt positions critical of the United States after elections in 2010, generally considered free and fair.

Low-skill occupations, of course, pay wages that are below the average wage rate.

'There was some resistance [to the German occupation] of course, and many can be justly proud of what they did,' said Ies Vuysje, the author.

Israel, holding the keys to the occupation, is of course crucial to the equation.

In a telephone interview tonight, Mr. Barghouti said that reasoning explained why Palestinians were increasing their attacks "against the Israeli military occupation, including, of course, Israeli settlers".

Getting women into training courses for more high-paying occupations is, of course, only the first step.

Here one activity a day, or perhaps none at all, can be plenty – especially if your child, like mine, finds going out and getting muddy an excellent occupation; there was, of course, plenty of mud.