Sentence examples for owned occupied from inspiring English sources

It is about how land is owned, occupied, taxed, inherited, and used – from the centre of Glasgow to the island of Rockall in the north Atlantic.

The villa, owned, occupied and modified by several entities after Napoleon, including being used as a headquarters during German occupation in WWII, was restored before being opened as a museum.

Article 26. 1. Indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired.

In last year's election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ran on promises to consult with First Nations on energy projects, return to a nation-to-nation relationship, and honour the UN's Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which states "Indigenous Peoples have the rights to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired".

A branch of the Amalgamated Bank, which the union owns, occupies the former Ford showroom.

The Ontario Court of Appeals struck down two provisions: the "bawdy house law" - which states that "owning, occupying or being found in" a den of iniquity is illegal - and the "living on the avails of prostitution" laws were declared invalid.

The Ontario Court of Appeals struck down two provisions: the "bawdy house" law which states that "owning, occupying, or being found in" a den of iniquity is illegal and the "living on the avails of prostitution" law.

For the next 40 years, the building was owned and occupied by Finchley, another clothing maker.

Until recently the building was owned and occupied by a furniture manufacturer.

All of this is surprising, since No. 3 was owned and occupied by William Guggenheim, of the mining family.

The house was also owned, and occupied, by several families prominent in Norwalk's early business, political and social life.