Sentence examples for space reoccupation from inspiring English sources

Both species showed considerable downward space reoccupation within most of the crown two years after the release of competition.

For Lara, secularization means three things: the translation of religious semantics into politics; a transformation of religious notions into political ideas; and the reoccupation of a space left void by changing political actors that gives rise to new conceptions of political interaction.

It is distressing that, despite a generally heroic response to the terrorist attack, no city, state or federal agency took responsibility for ensuring that indoor spaces were appropriately cleaned before reoccupation.

"I can't see a long-term reoccupation of Gaza taking place before the ballot".

"He's preparing for the reoccupation of the West Bank".

Effective Spanish reoccupation of the region, however, did not occur until 1934.

It survived the Israeli attack and successfully defended Gaza against an Israeli reoccupation.

Local health officials proclaimed the house "unfit for human habitation" and forbade its reoccupation without permission.

The uprising and the Israeli reoccupation of Palestinian cities have devastated the Palestinian economy.

Palestinian officials denounced it as a "reoccupation" of areas supposedly under their control.

There is a great deal of concern here about the "reoccupation of Gaza".