Sentence examples for occupies into from inspiring English sources
In general elections in June this year he hoped to win a majority large enough to change the constitution to turn the ceremonial presidential post he now occupies into an executive position.
I want to help turn Occupy into a global brand, and I am convinced it can be done".
Yes, my heart sank when I first heard Thomas Wehner say that his aim was to turn Occupy into "a global brand: one message, one logo, one feel".
The state is pursuing a plan to develop another tract of land that the psychiatric center occupied into a mixed-use complex anchored by a retirement village.
While the Soviets singled out class enemies, the Germans who split the area they occupied into a central region called the General Government and territories annexed to the Reich emphasized race.
A website called "Occu Evolve", run by a subgroup that says it is devoted to "expanding" Occupy into a movement, posted a long list of activities planned throughout the day, to be hosted by various protest groups, including Alternative Banking Working Group of Occupy Wall Street, Families of Police Violence, Money Wars Performers, Occupy Staten Island and Occupy Wall Street Zapatistas.
That political positioning will keep Congress occupied into the spring, at which point attention will be focused almost entirely on appropriations — apportioning money to the programs that would feel almost all of the brunt of a sequester at the end of the year, which is emphatically on course so long as the president's blueprint is stashed on a high shelf at the Capitol.
The settlement was occupied into the Roman period.
Verulamium was rebuilt, with defences enclosing a site of some 81 ha and was occupied into the 5th century.
He has incorporated Occupy into his campaign - especially that of supporting the creation of a New York State Public Bank and worker co-ops.
Standing on a limestone ridge on the northern edge of the Mendip Hills, it was made into a hill fort during the Iron Age and was occupied into the Roman period.
