Sentence examples for physical occupations from inspiring English sources

The "us" in this movement is far broader than those who are able to participate in physical occupations.

The physical occupations of places like Zuccotti Park were symbolically important for what this movement stands for and what is possible.

Speaking of physical occupations, the tension from the July exhibition contest between the Americans and the Argentines boiled over again here.

Over the course of the last two months, Occupy Colleges has organized periodic acts of protest as a way of showing solidarity, with students at various campuses coordinating walkouts and teach-ins -- and with student activists now spearheading physical occupations at nearly a dozen college campuses.

Longer time off is necessary for those in blue-collar or physical occupations.

Details of potential confounding variables were recorded at the interview: height; weight; history of smoking; history of manual work including physical occupations such as cleaning or lifting and physical exercise.

"Physical occupation of land is the most important element of sovereignty -- you have to be there," said Col. Pierre LeBlanc, who stepped down in July as northern commander of the Canadian forces.

I'm sure variations on this question are being debated in dozens of places around the city and the country as the movement tries to figure out its next stage beyond physical occupation of parks, which seems to have ended.

In general, she said, two things are clear: permanent physical occupation of property by the government and regulations that forever make all valuable uses of land impossible are takings requiring compensation.

All of that meant, the panel said, that the city's regulations did not amount to "permanent physical occupation of the Harmons' property" and so did not run foul of the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment, which says private property shall not "be taken for public use, without just compensation".

Roads cause habitat loss and fragmentation not only through their physical occupation, but also through traffic noise.