Sentence examples for occupation of property from inspiring English sources

We affirm the traditional rule that a permanent physical occupation of property is a taking.

Where the government authorizes a physical occupation of property (or actually takes title), the Takings Clause generally requires compensation.

The occupation of property also says much about how these old outsiders -- the new politicians and clerics -- view cultural organizations here: as collaborators in Mr. Hussein's autocratic rule.

In general, she said, two things are clear: permanent physical occupation of property by the government and regulations that forever make all valuable uses of land impossible are takings requiring compensation.

Does occupation of property define the term, or is it threats of (or acts of) violence?

There was a moment after the Second World War when The Daily Mail considered squatting – the occupation of property without the owner's consent – to be an act of patriotism.

In July 2011, about a month before Mr. Grimm's trip, his office issued a news release saying he would co-sponsor a bill to help give Americans who own property in what the release called "Turkish-Occupied Cyprus" recourse to seek restitution for the "illegal use and occupation of their property".

The occupation of private property is one of the proudest traditions of resistance in Britain.

There is also a federal assessment for the occupation of beachfront property.

Along with the student occupations across the country, it resurrected occupation of private property as a form of direct action protest.

Mr. Moglouf said removing the protesters' support system would make it "very difficult if not impossible to sustain an illegal occupation of university property".