Sentence examples for term occupation from inspiring English sources

The term "occupation" is therefore not pejorative or judgmental.

Of all people, Secretary General Kofi Annan should know better than to use the often-repeated, though inaccurate, term "occupation" to describe Israel's position on this territory.

He had begun using the term "occupation": if the reality principle could catch up with Sharon's pleasure principle, it could catch up with anyone's.

Repeatedly using the term "occupation" to describe the presence of Russian troops in Georgia's breakaway regions, Mrs Clinton said the Obama administration "flatly rejects" Russian claims to have a privileged sphere of influence in countries on its borders.

This concept corresponds to our understanding of the term "occupation".

The first term, occupation, refers to institutional, normative, and discourse practices associated with individual identities.

In this paper, we examined the association between NHL and (1) selected long term occupations, and (2) occupational exposures based on an individual's occupational history, and (3) duration of employment.

Despite the small size of the assemblage, techno-typological and functional analysis of the lithics and the presence of a human burial suggests that small, limited term occupations were still considered important and symbolically charged places in the landscape.

"We are not talking about a long-term occupation".

Organisers on the ground say, "we're digging in for a long-term occupation".

India's peacekeeping operation appears to be a painful long-term occupation.