Sentence examples for occupiers as from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the house changes occupiers as fast as the country changes names.

Devaivre and Aurenche share an ardent opposition to the German occupiers as well as a great love of moviemaking -- and this combination is the real subject of "Safe Conduct," which zooms into the milieu of directors, writers, actors, musicians, cameramen and technicians.

Meanwhile, lingering resentments fuel local hostility toward Japanese women who become romantically involved with the American occupiers; one such woman, Mariko (Shirley Yamaguchi), proves crucial to the crisscrossing plotlines, and the gangsters' reference to her not by name but as "the kimono" shows the contempt in which such women were held by the occupiers as well.

Over the succeeding weeks, months and past year, successes by Occupy, Carroll believes, have proven him no longer to be classified as a "fringe thinker," but as a visionary -- and the early occupiers as well.

What about working with these exiled families and their neighborhoods to "occupy" these homes and the nearby schools and community centers, mixing the families and the Occupiers as the public Occupy parks have mixed the homeless and the movement?

But Britain's CPI measure, which unlike RPIX excludes housing costs for owner-occupiers as well as local-property tax, bears little resemblance to most people's experience of inflation.

Later he told me he had changed his legal surname to The Occupier because he received a quantity of mail addressed "To the Occupier" (as does, of course, every British householder).

The Act unified several classes of visitors to property and the duty of care owed to them by the occupier, as well as codifying elements of the common law relating to this duty of care.