Sentence examples for occupying their from inspiring English sources

Workers began occupying their factories.

Why are these officials still occupying their positions?

Yet, amid this bleak political landscape, students have been occupying their universities.

The aim on each side is killing people and occupying their territory.

The farmers were arrested this month after they clashed with black settlers illegally occupying their land.

William Kidd gave to the Gardiners in 1697 after occupying their island went for $10,800.

But from April the new regulations would mean that they are under-occupying their specially adapted flat in Southport, Merseyside.

Under the reforms, tenants can expert to lose a portion of what little income they do receive through a penalty for under-occupying their homes.

The Department for Work and Pensions says that 456,000 households are under-occupying their property, meaning people have more than one spare room.

The Government's benefit cut for people who it says are "under-occupying" their homes disproportionately affects disabled people.

Labour will repeal the government's controversial under-occupancy penalty which sees housing benefit payments reduced for social housing tenants deemed to be under-occupying their homes.