Sentence examples for renewed occupation from inspiring English sources

Nor would a renewed occupation solve the problem.

After renewed occupation in World War II, Luxembourg abandoned its neutrality and became a front-rank enthusiast for international co-operation.

A Byzantine coin from the 6th or 7th centuries, also found in Denton, indicates continued or renewed occupation once the Romans left Britain in the early 5th century.

Any monuments raised by the Late Classic rulers responsible for this renewed occupation were defaced when the city suffered a catastrophic defeat in the 8th century AD.

But activists said there was neither the energy nor the appetite for renewed occupations in the near future.

"He's announcing to you officially tonight that he wants to renew his occupation of the West Bank, and he wants to exile Arafat to Gaza," Mr. Erekat said.

By 1828, when the so-called "joint occupation" was renewed for an indefinite period, it seemed probable that the lower Columbia River would in time become the border.

This geographical byproduct of the occupations, a renewed vision of the public sphere, is the first and most vital step in what should prove to be a long, drawn-out struggle.

So Kashmir continues to bleed under a renewed outpouring of revolt against occupation, as the world continues to ignore it.

The timing of the renewed takeover, after a monthlong occupation this spring that Israel had said would root out the infrastructure for attacks on Israelis, seemed an indication of Mr. Sharon's confidence in dealing with Mr. Bush as well as his hatred of Mr. Arafat, whom he blames for a wave of suicide bombings.

A14 Mideast Meeting Delayed Israeli and Palestinian leaders postponed a summit meeting, while Prime Minister Ariel Sharon came under renewed criticism for referring to Israel's "occupation" of the West Bank and Gaza, a term the Israeli government has long avoided.