Sentence examples for strong occupation from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the respondents within the subcategories (see Figure 2) documents a relatively strong occupation in the lower part for the subcategories statics and basic ideas.

Simon Englert, 19, a second-year English literature and drama student from Belgium, is a member of the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign on campus and one of the instigators of the 100-strong occupation.

It gives little, if any, consideration to the thought that the Egyptian public just might be hostile towards Israel not because everyone is under the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, as Mr Satloff implies, but because people resent the 44-year-and-still-going-strong occupation of the Palestinians.This line of analysis goes back to Camp David and the Sadat-Begin peace treaty.

While almost all E18.5-occupied sites were occupied at P12 and P75, subsets of sites show stronger occupation at P12 or P75 compared to other stages.

Some expressed concerns that a proposed counter-demonstration would attract leftwingers who take a strong line against Israel's occupation of Palestine.

He said his "government" controlled 50,000 guerrillas opposing a 200.000 strong Vietnamese occupation force backing the Heng Samrin Administration in Phnom Penh.

RMC refinements suggested a strong preferential occupation of deuterium in the [Zr2Ti2] and [Zr2TiNi] tetrahedra whereas the [Zr2Ni2] sites remained nearly empty.

In May 1945, immediately after the Allied Victory in Europe Day, the 1st Airborne Division was sent to disarm and repatriate the 350,000-strong German occupation army in Norway.

"We will test whether there was a strong level of occupation in the [Black Sea] basin when the sea level was low".

For example, there was still a strong tendency for occupations to pass from father to son in all classes.

Significant trends for duration of exposure to herbicides were observed for lymphomas, but the association was stronger for overall occupation in agriculture than with the specific question of herbicide use.