Sentence examples for occupy community from inspiring English sources

his is just one reason that the Occupy community is radical, and shares members with the coming-back-to-life of Earth First!

Section four, "InterOccupy", contains the transcript of a conference call with Chomsky chaired by Mikal Kamil and Ian Escuela on January 31 , 2012 in which he answered pre-selected questions from the Occupy community.

These questions concerning John Brown, the radical abolitionist who was born in Torrington, have occupied community leaders for many years.

Even a relatively benign foreign occupation may involve extensive and very regrettable changes to the way of life of the occupied community perhaps in the form of restrictions on traditional freedoms, such as those of political speech or religious expression, and a degraded position of citizenship vis-a-vis the occupiers.

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) and Hohokam peoples were particularly affected by the Great Drought; their agricultural economies had by this time enabled them to form densely occupied communities.

The Stop Shopping Church performed at many Occupy communities in the time last winter that the police had their way.

How are we to comprehend a movement with no single leader, a wide range of demands and 2,464 Occupy "communities" in different cities and towns across the globe?

In the months before the World Cup, the army occupied the community for a year.

He saw two classrooms occupied by community organizations, and he ordered the superintendent to remove them, he said.

In anticipation of police intervention of some kind but without knowing that federal troops were coming by rail from the east the Métis occupied the community of Duck Lake, midway between Batoche and Fort Carlton.

However, Sioux individuals did not take up arms against the U.S. government again until 1973, when a small group of American Indian Movement members occupied the community of Wounded Knee, exchanging gunfire with federal marshals who demanded their surrender.