Sentence examples for occupy posts from inspiring English sources

Renegades occupy posts in every west European government defending exploitation, wars, state terror and neocolonial occupations; others now retired from the academy specialise in producing reactionary dross on the blogosphere, displaying the same zeal with which they once excoriated factional rivals on the far left.

Despite official attempts to promote diversity, only a handful of people of black or Asian ethnicity occupy posts in the top four grades of the senior civil service, according to the survey, with senior executive management teams in most government departments 100% white.

This is consistent with the hypothesis that flammability is most likely to be selected for in species that are the first to occupy post-burn gaps, where a combination of increased flammability and recruitment success enhances their fitness in the fire-prone environment.

The first of thirty thousand peshmerga fighters moved forward, occupying posts that the Iraqi Army had abandoned.

No women are at the top of the European Central Bank, and only two women have occupied posts on the bank's executive board since it was set up in 1998.

From October to December 1818, the British army used Calais as their departing port to return home after occupying post-Waterloo France.

Post Tarp, post Libor scandal, post Madoff scheme, post justice department's pass for Chase, post HSBC money-laundering, post Occupy, post the ever-widening income gap in this country, and post the evisceration of civil society and public institutions that protect the middle class, the entire underpinning of the American Dream has been uprooted.

And yet Trump's circle during the campaign was so small that he is fast approaching the limits of the group that could plausibly occupy government posts.

Before, we could defeat and occupy Burmese posts because they didn't know our strategy and didn't understand guerrilla warfare.

Economists occupy key posts in the administrations of most nations, and many other administrators must have at least elementary knowledge of the economic implications of government operations.

Its 376 members - who occupy top posts in the party, government and military - meet in Beijing once or twice a year until a new National Congress convenes.