Sentence examples for occupying administration from inspiring English sources

If the deadlock is thrown back to the Governing Council and to the occupying administration, much will rest on the chief American administrator, L. Paul Bremer III, who has not met with the grand ayatollah.

Students would not have — as we speak — to be occupying administration buildings from Tasmania to Cambridge, because the fossil fuel companies would long since have become energy companies, and divesting from them would not be necessary.

While the Japanese line of succession is in the end Japanese business, Americans have a rooting interest too, since the current rules were enacted during our occupying administration after World War II.

Are you into flashing insignia, calling out microaggressions, occupying administration buildings, and telling people that you went to the same university as Leonard Cohen?

When Students for a Democratic Society occupied administration buildings in the 1960's, the abiding image was of long-haired hippies smoking cigars with their feet propped on the university president's desk.

At least 25 people were killed in clashes between an Arab clan and a Nubian one in the southern Egyptian province of Aswan.Mischief-makersRiots broke out across eastern Ukraine, including in Donetsk, when pro-Russian militants occupied administration buildings and demanded a referendum on joining Russia.

Larry Hankin, the nice Jewish boy and summer life-guard from Far Rockaway, New York entered Syracuse University in the hunky-dory somnambulance of 1950s America when Eisenhower president and students were less inclined to occupy administration buildings than they were to please their parents.

Activists from the "people's republic" occupying the administration building went to Donetsk airport to demand negotiations with officials.

"The campus has been pretty silent about racism and nobody, until now, says anything," said Aaron Gurlly, 30, an African-American graduate student who was among those occupying the administration building.

Denis Pushilin, head of the self-declared "people's republic" occupying the administration building in one of the largest affected cities, Donetsk, called Turchynov a "war criminal" for announcing the anti-terrorist operation.

Protesters, many of whom are armed, have been occupying an administration building in the regional capital, Donetsk, and a security service building in neighbouring Luhansk region for more than a week, and this weekend took over several buildings in Slaviansk and nearby cities.