Sentence examples for release to occupiers from inspiring English sources

Federal judges agreed and have ordered Santilli to remain in jail, even though officials have granted release to occupiers Duane Ehmer and Shawna Cox, who are now subject to house arrest.

Duffy however commented in a statement released by the University yesterday, saying: "While we had made it clear to occupiers that their sit-in was unacceptable, we had tolerated it for several weeks because we could contain it without undue disruption to the day-to-day operation of the University.

Where America went wrong, he said, was "when we transformed ourselves from liberators to occupiers".

In addition, "Russians" was translated to "occupiers".

Faith Leaders to Temporarily Open Doors To Occupiers.

The Act is still valid law, and forms much of the law relating to occupiers' liability in English law along with the Occupiers' Liability Act 1984.

From David Graeber to Owen Jones to student occupiers, anyone could organise or deliver a workshop.

In a statement released online, the occupiers said that universities create social inequality because they are so expensive.

Though at midweek Mr Sadr denied talking to the occupiers, mediators seem active behind the scenes.

Would the same sum be paid to single occupiers and families with single kids?

The people of Panjwai related to their occupiers in much the way you'd expect.