Sentence examples for sustained occupation from inspiring English sources

Trump's comments that Chicago's police should be tougher come in the wake of months of protest against police violence towards black residents, including a sustained occupation outside Homan Square, a police facility investigated by Guardian US that protesters said is "emblematic of the fact that our system is boldly and unapologetically violent and destructive".

Massive protests (including the sustained occupation of central Mexico City) resulted from the declaration of Calderón as the winner; even after the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch confirmed Calderón's election, López Obrador announced the formation of a parallel government, with himself as the "legitimate" president.

It asks whether evidence from these sites can further our understanding of how the Acheulian and the bifacial technology emerged in this region, but more critically whether it was the underlying behavioural changes that enabled the more sustained occupation of northern latitudes.

The study noted the impact of sustained occupation on the West Bank and Gaza, and the resultant deformity and de-development of sectors of the economy.

"The reason the uprising worked, the reason we had this sustained occupation of the capitol building … was because it was of the people," said Emily Mills, editor of the Madison-area news site Dane101.com.

The ability of H. pylori to evade detection and subsequent elimination by the host immune response (Salama et al. 2013) likely contributes to its sustained occupation of the human gut.

US and UK troops are so overstretched, the argument goes, that they would not be able to sustain occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan were it not for the private military and security companies operating alongside them.

Everest is so tall and its climate so severe that it is incapable of supporting sustained human occupation, but the valleys below the mountain are inhabited by Tibetan-speaking peoples.

As a result, this further enhances the will to sustain the occupation by the Israelis and emboldens resistance to the occupation by the Palestinians.

While many Israelis understand the repercussions of occupation, they are generally persuaded by the government rhetoric which uses the near daily Palestinian violent provocations as a proof for the need to sustain the occupation, rather than portraying the violence as a reaction to the occupation.

"It would not be possible now to sustain an occupation in the way it was.