Sentence examples for with occupiers from inspiring English sources

"And in that case, history shows what Afghans do with trespassers and with occupiers," he added.

"And in that case, history shows what Afghans do with trespassers and with occupiers".

In his press conference, Karzai talked about acting "unilaterally," and how "history shows what Afghans do with trespassers and with occupiers".

"When Americans, who are serving in your country at great cost — in terms of life and treasure — hear themselves compared with occupiers, told that they are only here to advance their own interest and likened to the brutal enemies of the Afghan people," the ambassador said, "my people, in turn, are filled with confusion and grow weary of our effort here".

In Oakland, a city with a rich history of protest where thousands of protesters successfully shut down the port last month, the day went to plan, with Occupiers picketing the port in the morning and remaining in place for almost 24 hours.

But the collapse of state socialism has made new alliances possible, and, in making common cause with occupiers, and the immigrant groups that first turned May Day into a national day of action in 2006, working-class organizations are also beginning to return to their roots—up to and including, the ideas and visions of the Haymarket martyrs themselves.

At last, the U.N. would be able to negotiate with Iraqi leaders rather than with the occupiers.

"When people saw that their clerics didn't compromise with the occupiers and didn't shake hands with the occupiers as friends and refused to become involved in the political process, their confidence in the clerics grew".

The analogy is flawed: former Confederates had far more in common with Unionists than Iraqi insurgents do with American occupiers.

After prayers, five or six thousand men poured out of the mosque, shouting "Down with the occupiers!!" Later, the writer met up with Farouk Salloum, a poet from Tikrit, who had been favored by Saddam.

At Bowland Fells, as elsewhere, we pursue any modifications to existing consents on a voluntary basis with the aim of achieving a negotiated position with owner occupiers.