Sentence examples similar to tentative occupations from inspiring English sources
In much of the rest of the country, in places like Diwaniya and Mosul and Amara, American and British soldiers are finding a population that has, at least for now, made a fragile and tentative peace with the occupation.
Back at the Prisme Packaging protest, hopes were high at the end of last week: the workers announced they had a tentative deal with an investor, were going into business for themselves, and were therefore ending their occupation.
His deductions are necessarily too tentative to be fully satisfying, but they do illuminate the moral burdens the inhabitants carried throughout the occupation.
A tentative proposal from Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia for ending Middle East violence, based on a longstanding land-for-peace formula, would serve only to convince Israel that inflexibility toward ending its occupation works, Arab experts said yesterday.
Her smile became tentative.
Richard Hilger appeared more tentative.
There have been tentative identifications.
