Sentence examples for occupations taking from inspiring English sources

This follows an injunction granted three days earlier by the High Court of Justice banning any and all protests and occupations taking place on campus until September later this year.

What most pundits call "the Arab spring" has its roots in the demonstrations, riots, strikes and occupations taking place all around the world, its foundations lie in years-long struggles by people and popular movements.

This protest forms part of a national picture, with occupations taking place at Sussex, Liverpool, Goldsmiths, Warwick, Birmingham, Sheffield and Edinburgh in the last month.

The economic downturn, however severe, should not be used as an excuse to send American workers on a race to the bottom, where previously middle-class occupations take a sweatshop's approach to pay and benefits.

For black women, sales and office occupations took majority with 43,524 in such positions.

A possession order was granted to the University of Sussex by Mr Justice Sales over an occupation taking place in a key campus building that has reached its seventh and final week.

The reality is that the mass of Afghans see us as just another foreign army of occupation — taking part in an unending civil war that nobody is going to "win".

And, having made a mistake with the invasion, Jeb Bush proceeded to bungle the occupation, taking four days and many grumpy contortions to get from his first answer to the testy statement, on Thursday, that "Knowing what we now know, what would you have done?

Born in Naples, he is reported to have become involved with Italy's resistance movement during the German occupation, taking over a magazine and publishing texts by Karl Marx disguised as editorials penned by young writers.

Al-Tamimi states that he advocates nonviolent resistance, telling a reporter in 2011, "Our strategic choice of a popular struggle as a means to fight the occupation taking over our lands, lives and future is a declaration that we do not harm human lives.

Concerning occupation, taking housewives as reference, children whose mothers are farmers were 1.9 times more likely to be fully vaccinated (AOR = 1.9; 95% CI: 1.1, 3.1).