Sentence examples for spontaneous occupation from inspiring English sources

But media reports will inevitably focus on one thing, namely the spontaneous occupation of and protest in Tory HQ at 30 Millbank Tower.

Most of the random landscape transitions occurred in areas affected by spontaneous occupation by migrants, peri-urban cropland expansion as a result of displacement of farmers, and the resettlement of households along the White Volta River after the eradication of water-borne diseases.

While spontaneous land occupations swept through the south, riots and lootings hit shopkeepers in the north and centre in the summer of 1919, and prices were cut by half throughout the country.

A very wide range of situations may be included, like spontaneous processes of occupation of the territory, absence of property titles, self-building of houses, illegal inhabiting in contexts with rapid urbanisation, temporary uses of space, forms of self-organisation and development of urban areas at city edges, etc.

Hence, a logical extension to McVay and Kane's position is that worry might entail the spontaneous generation and occupation with negative self-referent thoughts, but that this might be orthogonal to individual differences in attentional control.

a adjusted for maternal age This is the first study of the association between spontaneous abortion and maternal occupation in the export flower industry conducted in Ecuador.

The variables extracted were city of residence, age, BMI, civil status i.e. married/cohabiting or single, occupation, smoking, spontaneous abortion, legal abortion, parity, pregnancy and delivery complications, mode of delivery, duration of active labour (defined as cervix dilated 4 cm to partus).

By piling pressure on MPs with dozens of spontaneous demonstrations, scores of occupations and hundreds of thousands taking action around the country, we have come together to defend education and fight for our future.

Activists said the decision to stage the occupation was a spontaneous one, made following May Day protests across London.

The motion – which argues that the case should be dismissed since the federal government lacks jurisdiction – also claims that the occupation was a "spontaneous protest" and that the activists maintained the property in good condition, welcoming "over a thousand visitors including elected officials, and prominent political leaders".

The two groups were similar in terms of maternal age, BMI, civil status, occupation, smoking, parity (present pregnancy not included), earlier spontaneous abortion, and earlier legal abortion.