Tenants have to be persuaded to move out of apartments they have occupied, sometimes for decades, to allow this work to go forward.
This is an analysis of how many stories there were on a topic plus the amount of space – the column inches – it occupied, sometimes in comparison with other publications.
But it probably is where my mind is occupied sometimes.
The people who make up health systems occupy various, sometimes multiple, positions – as providers, managers, financers, knowledge agents, and users of services.
PricewaterhouseCoopers has taken advantage of expiring leases at its offices across the country to cut back on the space it occupies -- sometimes, as in Los Angeles, by as much as half.
His stage career culminated in a fifteen-year stint at New York City Ballet, during which time he occupied the sometimes undervalued position of "dancer's dancer".
The station occupies a sometimes desolate section of the Bronx, with a strip of pizza shops and stores on one side and a dark pathway to Boston Road, past auto shops and an overgrown lot, on another.
According to the New York Times, which announced a Metropolitan Transportation Authority campaign to banish it from the New York subway late last year, that's when men "spread their legs wide, into a sort of V-shaped slouch, effectively occupying two, sometimes even three, seats" on crowded trains.
The work keeps Aldeen occupied, but sometimes he can't help but dwell on his situation.
