Sentence examples for wave of occupation from inspiring English sources

"Standing Rock and Occupy, they're all part of this new wave of occupation of space," Keith Cherry, another activist arrested on Kinder Morgan's property last month, told VICE.

At the same time, there has been a wave of occupations of housing estates facing redevelopment.

Call immediately for a new wave of occupations as a legitimate form of protest against fees and cuts.

Thousands of school and college students are expected to stage walkouts this month as part of a growing wave of occupations and demonstrations planned to support the co-ordinated strike action organised by trade unions.

Protest group Occupy Central issued a statement (in Chinese) saying that the clearance operations ordered by the government had "triggered a new wave of occupations and worsened relations between police and citizens".

Protest group Occupy Central issued a statement (in Chinese) saying that government attempts to clear the protest sites had "triggered a new wave of occupations and worsened relations between police and citizens".

This is certainly the most visible expression of the growing importance of this type of movement in the last few years, particularly since the turning point of May 2011, when the largest Spanish cities were shaken by a wave of occupations of urban public spaces.

The current wave of occupations and protests across Dublin is the culmination of years of political organisation.

But through several waves of occupation, tyranny and heroic revolt, it has become one of the few places on earth that have learned the trick of transforming that clash into music.

And the waves of occupation in Greenland ancient indigenous populations who arrived then disappeared, followed by the Norse, and finally the Inuit captured his interest.

It sparked a wave of student occupations, itself a tributary of the student protests in 2010.