Sentence examples for the occupations from inspiring English sources
noun
An activity or task with which one occupies oneself; usually specifically the productive activity, service, trade, or craft for which one is regularly paid; a job.
What happened to the occupations?
The occupations are essentially symbolic.
That is not the story you find in the occupations.
Tells the occupations of some of those present.
In the occupations, these political vagrants found a home.
The evictions have now been suspended and the occupations continue.
The occupations are more effective as a launch pad than a destination.
Delegations from a lot of the occupations still going on will be there too, Patrick reports.
While many of the occupations have been peaceful, serious violence has surfaced in several cases.
Participatory democracy, the legacy of the occupations, must be breathed into the mainstream political system.
But the occupations have brought members into conflict with land owners, agribusinesses and police.
