Sentence examples for reoccupied to from inspiring English sources

Blue-and-white Israeli flags were fluttering from new Israeli outposts in Palestinian homes in Harat al Sheik, one of two hilltop neighborhoods in Palestinian-controlled territory that Israel reoccupied to stop snipers from firing on settlers below.

The bank filed suit this month, insisting that the building was too contaminated to be reoccupied and asking the court to force Allianz and AXA to declare the building a total loss and pay their contracted share of $1.7 billion in insured value.

Resolution 1435, for example, calls on Israel to pull out of the Palestinian cities it has recently reoccupied and back to the positions it held before the violence started in September 2000.

Activists at Occupy Wall Street have issued a call to thousands of protesters across the US to reoccupy outdoor public spaces to mark the movement's three-month anniversary.

Israel has offered to withdraw only from the northern city of Beit Hanun, which it reoccupied in May to prevent rocket attacks into nearby Israeli towns.

Today four Palestinian security officers were killed by Israeli forces as the troops moved into Hebron, the seventh town to be reoccupied by Israel in response to suicide bombings last week.

Gaza is reoccupied every day to various extents but I think the fear is that the tanks will enter all the streets and remain here instead of entering some of the streets and then withdrawing after some hours or days to observe and shoot from the edges of the communities.

Once Anglesey was reoccupied he also began to progress the delayed plans to fortify the area.

After four days of relative calm in Karbala, insurgents loyal to Mr. Sadr appeared to be trying to reoccupy a downtown mosque that the American military had abandoned as a forward base last Friday, military officials said Tuesday.

When the French reoccupied Laos, Souvanna fled to exile in Bangkok, but returned to Laos in 1949 as France began conceding autonomy to Laos.

He took advantage of the death in 1437 of the Hungarian king Sigismund to reoccupy Serbia (except Belgrade) and to ravage much of Hungary.