Sentence examples for two occupiers from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the occupation, on 12 January, two occupiers – anti-Islamic activist John Ritzheimer and Ryan Payne, alumnus of the 2014 Bundy ranch standoff in Arizona – met with the sheriff at a group lunch in John Day.

Some judicial rationes decidendi, such as that of Lord Wright in Sedleigh-Denfield v O'Callaghan, seem to indicate that private nuisance is only valid in situations where there are two occupiers of land.

While a definition for private nuisance is easy to find, the regularly accepted one does not consider that most private nuisance cases involve two occupiers of land; the "nuisance" has moved from the defendant's land to the claimant's land.

A couple of weeks later, his idea of the kind of big fight that we needed had changed: he sent in the cops, who arrested fifty-two Occupiers and evicted the rest.

Jeff Banta, 46, Yerington, Nevada Jeff Banta was one of the final four occupiers who refused to leave for two weeks after the rest of the militia members surrendered, were arrested or escaped without consequence.

Last month, after the final four occupiers surrendered to the FBI, officials arrested and charged a total of 25 people for their roles in the armed anti-government demonstration on public lands controlled by the federal government.

On the 41st day of the standoff, the final four occupiers surrendered, and federal prosecutors announced that they had filed felony charges against a total of 25 people associated with the armed occupation of the Malheur national wildlife refuge.

Under the Bishop of London's initiative, he has already hosted a meeting (he's working out his notice until April) between Ken Costa, former chairman of Lazard International, and six Occupiers – the first of many such talks.