Sentence examples for perhaps occupying from inspiring English sources

The unanimous vote of approval in the Security Council to eliminate Iraq's weapons of mass destruction can still be honored, but our announced goals are now to achieve regime change and to establish a Pax Americana in the region, perhaps occupying the ethnically divided country for as long as a decade.

Keith Van Horn, perhaps occupied with guarding Walker, also struggled on offense, shooting 30.6percentt.

This, as its first birthday approaches, is perhaps Occupy's legacy.

And even on the issues of economic inequality and upward mobility — perhaps Occupy Wall Street's strongest themes — has the movement changed the debate over executive compensation or education reform?

So perhaps Occupy should apply Rawls's more inclusive formulation of the difference principle, which holds that "inequality is only allowed if there is reason to believe that the institution with the inequality, or permitting it, will work out for the advantage of every person engaged in it".

Perhaps Occupy will not be the revolution, perhaps it will; who's to say.

Perhaps when occupying the multimillion-pound London mansion of a tyrant's son, food is some way down the list of priorities.

Since improved lipase activity was observed in spheres made with vegetable oil, it was realised that the vegetable oil had a protective property for the enzyme, perhaps by occupying the active site during cross-linking.

Without this effort, he wrote, "this heritage will perhaps not occupy its deserved place in the scholarship of the future".

Rumors swept Misurata that Colonel Qaddafi's forces were preparing another ground assault, perhaps to occupy the port and cut off the rebels' supply line.

The fact that Miliband is an atheist is a matter of special interest given the likelihood that he may one day, and perhaps soon, occupy No 10.