Sentence examples for occupy up from inspiring English sources

The chief executive, Paul Lightfoot, said the greenhouse would occupy up to 100,000 square feet, making it the nation's largest such operation when it opens next year.

The hydroponic greenhouse, at a former Navy warehouse that the city's Economic Development Corporation acquired last year, will occupy up to 100,000 square feet of rooftop space.

Quotas are the only thing that works, and so she will start mobilizing for new laws to ensure that women can occupy up to 60 percent of the seats on corporate boards.

There is some art-world satire, which is gross knockabout stuff, and lists of the best names to drop frequently occupy up to half a page of unredeemed showing-off.

"I want to enjoy life, have fun and be useful," he says in his Perth office, a relatively modest affair compared with the towers his two global competitors occupy up the street.

BRUSSELS — Frustrated that her previous efforts to get more women into the top echelons of European business have not yielded stronger results, Viviane Reding, the senior justice official in the European Union, was to announce a new effort Monday that could result in legislation requiring that women occupy up to 60 percent of the seats on corporate boards.

Many of the protests were organised by students occupying up to 32 university buildings across Britain.

When Motorola Mobility moves in, the building will be 95 percent occupied, up from 85 percent, the lowest occupancy rate in a decade.

For one, the park is 92percentt occupied, up from just 75percentt during the recession of the early 1990's.

It is very different from the place it occupied in the 19th century, or even the place it occupied up through the middle of the last century.

In addition, the proposed system occupies up to 7% of the CPU resources when active.