Sentence examples for should not occupy from inspiring English sources

But they should not occupy or interfere with Afghanistan".

Now it is decreed that windows should not occupy more than 15% of the total wall surface.

To be sure, there are mental disorders in which we know enough of the vectors to say that people who have them should not occupy certain positions.

As Peggy Noonan recently put it, "We should not occupy their lands, run their governments or try to bribe them into bonhomie".

Fairly or not, Gordon's victory might thrust him into the role of Earnhardt's successor as standard-bearer of the sport, a place Gordon says he should not occupy.

When asked about the issue of the "land grab" this individual noted that Israel is divided on the issue, that Israel should not occupy any settlement and that the current Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu "is not interested in a resolution, right now, or for the next few years, due to right-wing forces and his lack of courage".

Allinson continues: "Why does the BBC feel it needs to muscle in with its public funding into a space that it shouldn't occupy.

Second, tests shouldn't occupy too much classroom time, or crowd out teaching and learning.

They were doves in the basic sense; they were supporters of the Labor Party, they believed in peace, they believed you shouldn't occupy a people.

The French were forceful that America should not invade and occupy Iraq -- of course most Americans ridiculed the French pansies and dismissed their warnings -- I wish this French filmmaker would have forcefully ended his excellent film by questioning America's obsessional devotion to capitalism, the unrestrained, nearly unmonitored version.

In a letter to constituents, Mr. Warner quoted another Virginian, Thomas Jefferson: "There is a fullness of time when men should go, and not occupy too long the ground to which others have the right to advance".