Sentence examples for occupy itself from inspiring English sources

Europe has plenty to occupy itself with for some time to come.

Her mind was "looking for a puzzle" to occupy itself, as she put it, something to take her outside the horrible thoughts she was having.

His message is a simple one: that Argentina's government needs to occupy itself primarily with the rule of law and helping the poor, rather than with trying to intervene in the economy.

Filled with this idea, His Majesty has been pleased to order me to propose to all the Governments whose representatives are accredited to the Imperial Court, the meeting of a conference which would have to occupy itself with this grave problem.

And it has plenty of issues with which to occupy itself at present: the Union must fix a new seven-year budget, reform its farm policy, and pave the way for new entrants from the east.Open upToo little democracy and too much secrecy have long been the banes of the Union.

But precisely for that reason, as Mr Castresana realised, CICIG must for now occupy itself with the prosecution of cases and work on its institution-building function.Guatemala is a country rife with disinformation; you have unfortunately bought into such an effort against me.

The substantial academic literature on the thermal regenerator occupies itself hardly at all with experimental data.

MR. COUNSELLOR RAGINSKY: A technical organization which occupied itself with political questions.

So that is how the family has been occupying itself since last you saw us.

In short, Sears, Roebuck has not occupied itself with perpetuating its existing form.

The orchestra while it lasted, occupied itself exclusively with rhythmic items composed by Mr. Cage.