In 1654, during Glencairn's rising against the occupation of Scotland by Oliver Cromwell, a skirmish took place at Doune between Royalists under Sir Mungo Murray, and Cromwellian troops under Major Tobias Bridge.
The UK job market is in flux: job adverts fell by 700,000 in July after the vote to leave the EU, a rising number of occupations are at risk of automation, and multinational companies have warned of job cuts after the EU referendum result.
In 1982, the sight of Solidarity, a genuinely working-class movement, rising against the Soviet occupation of Poland, disoriented the western left.
Like many Iraqis, he seemed divided in his thoughts on the occupation, the future and the rising tide of violence.
The underrepresentation of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields is problematic given the economic and social inequities it fosters and the rising global importance of STEM occupations.
He reached Santiago de Cuba a few weeks after the Battle of San Juan Hill, and spent eight months there on occupation duties, rising to the rank of sergeant.
Hezbollah, which rose to prominence fighting the Israeli occupation of south Lebanon, is the strongest because of its powerful militia, which can act independently of the state and in recent years has served as an expeditionary force across Syria.
Their occupation of the pen rose, swelling, solid and defined, like the feeling of heat from a road.
The sentence — "Burdon was just the latest of a rising number of artists and intellectuals who have started boycotting Israel over the occupation issue" — was by Mr. Friedman.
Correction: January 27 , 2002 Sunday An article on Jan . 13about the growing number of young professionals moving into Manhattan's white-brick high-rise apartment houses misstated the occupation of Marcy Swingle, a resident of one such building, who praised the apartments for their decorative potential.
