Sentence examples for used occupy from inspiring English sources

Teachers and education activists elsewhere have also used Occupy Wall Street to voice their complaints.

Jones and Torres said they used Occupy Wall Street as a teachable moment, related to broader lessons about democracy.

Forbes, which tracked down the charter school's name, jokingly compared the dance to an in-house version of New York schools who used Occupy Wall Street to teach students about the divide between the have's and have-not's.

Barack Obama may have had to deflect attacks from the right over his "You Didn't Build That" remark when taking on Mitt Romney in 2012, and he certainly used Occupy Wall Street's 99percentt rhetoric to soak up some of that class energy in his re-election bid.

This type of sign, which is also widely used, occupies the second place after the Arabic-only signs, and is used and seen in various settings in the school.

The issue of what monetary standard would be used occupied the nation for the rest of the 19th century, becoming most acute in the 1896 presidential election.

A traditional life estate deed grants the life estate tenant the right to use, occupy, and rent the property, while naming the remainderman as the actual owner of the property.

It has morphed changed, in some places what came out of the movement does not use "Occupy" in its name.

Later, he added that "An unruly mob, using Occupy Wall Street tactics, disrupted the Senate from protecting unborn babies".

Dewhurst, who complained about "an unruly mob using Occupy Wall Street tactics," could not get control of the room before time ran out.

"An unruly mob using Occupy Wall Street tactics has tried all day to derail legislation that has been intended to protect the lives and the safety of women and babies".