Sentence examples for occupation rights from inspiring English sources

After the occupation, rights to the book passed to the Bavarian state, which has seen to it that, with the exception of pedagogical excerpts, it has not been reprinted in Germany since.

"No" is a noble and resounding word in Greek history, dating back to October 1940 when the Greek leader Ioannis Metaxas rebuffed Mussolini's demand for occupation rights on Greek territory.

There, the four victorious World War II allies - the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France - are negotiating with the two Germanys on an end to their occupation rights.

The United States and Britain, which share postwar occupation rights with France in West Berlin, had favored a ban on Libyan envoys on the ground that they were implicated in the bomb blast on April 5 that killed two people and wounded 230 others.

Among the concerns - already brought up in preliminary talks last week between the two German states and with the four World War II Allied powers with occupation rights in Germany - is the security of the existing German borders, which were redrawn 45 years ago after the bloodiest conflict of the century and which none of Germany's neighbors want changed.

A senior aide to Mahmoud Abbas called that suggestion "racist," and bloggers everywhere wondered he knows about the occupation, right?

That sort of hints that we should be thinking in the very short-term for the end of the Iraq occupation, right?

To do this, we made a colored map of the most common occupations, right down to the most common ones in every zip code.

For years now we've counted among us second-class citizens, third-class residents, and fourth-class migrants, not to mention the Palestinians living under occupation whose rights aren't counted at all.

4. The Palestinians have the right to resist Israel's illegal occupation, a right supported by international law and the Charter of the UN.

She is currently working on a book tentatively titled, The War in Court: The Legal Campaign against US Torture in the "War on Terror". Her work focuses mainly on issues relating to law and conflict, military courts and occupations, human rights and international law, and torture and targeted killing.