His constant need to be occupied only makes things trickier.
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Mr. Cruz appeared to be occupied with loading the gun.
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"We don't want to be occupied by tourists," he continued.
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They are all designed to be occupied and animated collectively.
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In 2040, the roads will be occupied by self-driving cars.
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My phone will be occupied by the music 24/7. pic.twitter.
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In 2000, the roads will be occupied by self-driving cars.
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State law mandates the post be occupied at all times, she said.
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The office block is reportedly due to be occupied by Société Générale.
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When they come back in the spring, their house would be occupied.
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However, the car turned out to be occupied by a tiny passenger.
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Cities are epicenters of capital and creativity, designed to be occupied collectively.
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It is still considered to be occupied territory by the international community.
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With Chinese investors buying these units, are they actually going to be occupied?
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David Waldstein: Every seat still seems to be occupied here at Progressive Field.
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The time spent staring out the windshield at the concrete will be occupied elsewhere.
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It ends up taking up space that could be occupied by more productive debates.
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Overall, at least 10 more Congressional seats will be occupied by women than before.
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The plane or train seats next to you are probably going to be occupied.
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The two 3D-printed homes won't be occupied until the entire community is completed.
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Some can't be occupied because they were contaminated by chemicals left behind by meth labs.
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One floor might be occupied by AIDS sufferers or those addicted to alcohol or drugs.
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He said the last 200 of Mahama's 19,520 mud-brick houses would soon be occupied.
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At different times, his grandmother's farmhouse might be occupied by the Germans or the English.
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Only a fraction of them say that some of them will be occupied with a microdosing.
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This Millenium Falcon has 1,353 pieces, so you can be sure they'll be occupied for hours.
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Why aren't urban apartments like beachfront lots, which also tend to be occupied by the rich?
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The high-speed lane would be occupied by big internet and media companies, and affluent households.
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The offices will be occupied by workers in Amazon's consumer and advertising units, the company said.
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The Dutch quota requires 30% of seats at large listed firms to be occupied by women.
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There is no location that can be occupied to stop the spread of the global city.
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It ought to be occupied by someone with a sense of basic responsibility, shame, dignity, and ethics.
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More than half the seats in Catalonia's 135-seat parliament will be occupied by pro-independence parties.
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That position will now be occupied by Hamed Younis Saleh, formerly the deputy minister of gas affairs.
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THIS IS THE SPACE IN THIS PIECE THAT WILL BE OCCUPIED BY A JOKE ABOUT HIS CONTRACT.
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Davutoglu said the "positive agenda will now be occupied and stained" with the issue of press freedom.
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You have held the highest office in the land for the maximum time it can be occupied.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem to be occupied territory and Israeli settlements there to violate international law.
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She wanted to be among a crowd, to be a gawker, to be occupied by others' misfortunes.
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This classic 1950s Bel Air mansion is also rumored to be occupied by Howard Hughes and Elvis Presley.
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Buildings for the initial move of hundreds of employees could be occupied by Amazon employees within nine months.
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He said Aleppo, where rebels are encircled by Syrian government forces, would never be occupied by Assad's forces.
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Warren is filling the space that would normally be occupied by bickering between the two Democratic primary characters.
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"They're built as generic space that can be occupied by whoever wants to rent it," Ms. Willis said.
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Fire chief Pena said homes may also be occupied by alligators, rodents and snakes due to the floods.
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The rooms were only supposed to be occupied until Thursday, when temperatures in Chicago were expected to moderate.
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The problem is that he's sitting in the seat that by rights should be occupied by Judge Garland.
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The international community considers the Golan Heights to be occupied territory, and Israeli settlement-building there to be illegal.
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His victory meant that seven of the Council's 13 seats will be occupied by Asian-Americans, blacks or Latinos.
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This time it has not allowed public spaces to be occupied, and police are more readily resorting to force.
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But instead of math and history lessons, their minds will be occupied by the trauma of gunfire and grief.
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The vacant space left by fish may be occupied by other species, with rapidly proliferating animals having a clear advantage.
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So there is a market niche available to be occupied by those willing to take the stuff and untangle it.
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The island was the first American territory to be occupied by the Japanese, who held it from 1941 until 1944.
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And the more we retreat, both militarily and diplomatically, the more vacuums we're creating to be occupied by our opponents.
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According to byzantine rules, tents must be occupied at all times and are subject to spot-checks by line monitors.
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The draft law would declare separatist-controlled regions to be "occupied", allowing Kiev to use military troops in those territories.
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UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed that 50 percent of the seats must be occupied by women.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in the 1967 Middle East War, to be occupied territory.
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Inside, the higher levels of the building will be occupied by residential apartments, which will have their own separate elevator banks.
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With Warren, the Oval Office will be occupied by someone who has made rebuilding the middle class her life&aposs work.
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The most notable is a constitutional law that requires at least 30% of all parliamentary seats to be occupied by women.
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"It was a very rundown, industrial office campus that used to be occupied by Motorola," said Steve Butterfield, a Wentworth spokesman.
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That followed a warning by Vice President Tareck El Aissami last Sunday that uncooperative bakeries would be occupied by the government.
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Terzi also estimates that 45,000 hotel rooms will be occupied during the events, and the city will reap back $60-70 million.
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Last year, Cushman & Wakefield estimated that 15 percent of Southeast Asia's office rentals would be occupied by co-working spaces by 2030.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch occupies the seat that should be occupied by President Obama's nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, whom Republicans refused to consider.
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The county's five-member council, which was filled entirely by Republicans a few years ago, will now be occupied entirely by Democrats.
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On the planned Axiom flight, one seat would be occupied by a company-trained astronaut who would serve as the flight commander.
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Forcing both hands to be occupied — one on the wheel, one on the stick shift — seemed like the right way to go.
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California Today Monday: A new office building — soon to be occupied by Netflix — is a demonstration of "what's possible" with solar power.
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The building can be occupied by up to 80 worshipers, but typically was used by 10 or so people at a time.
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In 2013, Kagame signed in a constitutional law that requires at least 30% of all parliamentary seats to be occupied by women.
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Guests were relocated from rooms served by that system, and those rooms won't be occupied until the system is properly flushed, he said.
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Two office buildings on the site will be occupied by the ride-sharing company Uber as part of its headquarters in Mission Bay.
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Althusmann has suggested that one of the state government's two supervisory board seats should be occupied by an auto expert rather than a politician.
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In 2009, the US Congress passed a law mandating that an average of 34,17173 beds be occupied in immigrant detention centers across the country.
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It estimated that by 2030, one in five Singapore households would be occupied by just one person, up from one in eight in 2010.
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In 403, FIFA decided to make a show of diversity by creating a new position on the ExCo, to be occupied by a woman.
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" There is one inconvenience, though; Tesla recommends "that the front passenger seat of your vehicle not be occupied until the software update is installed.
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Even migrants who are eventually deported should be occupied somehow while here, Ms. Merkel has said, and they can take home any skills acquired.
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The plan, for example, calls for visual art studios that can be occupied for a minimum of six months and performing arts rehearsal spaces.
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But said to be occupied by the pianos placed on the other three corners of the memorial plaza, he never showed up at mine.
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The park opened to the public in 1779 under the reign of her eldest son, Joseph II, only to be occupied twice by Napoleon.
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Occupied Pleasures straddles passive and active meanings: to be occupied under Israel, and to occupy oneself, joyfully and defiantly, in pastime and simple pleasures.
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In the evening, he can sit on the couch and project Netflix onto a blank wall, which would otherwise be occupied by the bed's headboard.
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While Israel long ago annexed the Arab neighborhoods, the international community has never recognized that annexation and considers east Jerusalem to be occupied Palestinian territory.
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The ZEDE itself would be confined at first to a 1.6 square km (0.6 square mile) patch, which will be occupied by a power station.
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From April, corporate vice president positions for roles including product development and marketing and sales would be occupied by officials from Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors said.
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And when adolescents occupy this museum, they'll also be occupied — with theater, dance, moviemaking, writing, politics, science and all kinds of visual art and design.
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Abiy has promised to liberalise the telecoms and banking sectors but this year he is likely to be occupied with elections scheduled for Aug. 29.
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As the comic relief, he brings a great levity to so many scenes that might otherwise just be occupied by the gruff diction of Geralt.
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The move upends decades of U.S. government policy, as East Jerusalem is still considered by most governments around the world to be occupied Palestinian territory.
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Previous administrations allowed the Human Rights Commission at the United Nations to be occupied by some of the most grotesque human rights abusers in the world.
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While most of the world officially considers the territories to be occupied, and the settlements illegal, there is no consensus that the occupation itself is illegal.
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"Territory retaken from ISIL (Islamic State) has to be occupied and governed by people who are from the area and want to live there," Carter said.
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Sometimes all four lanes will be occupied by baby blue Amazon trailers featuring the company's signature curved arrow, four immense white smiles all in momentary alignment.
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The lower floors of the building will be occupied by 2200,256 square feet of city-owned cultural space, with dance studios, theaters and a public library.
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Event Series Examines the Convergence of Business and Politics By this summer, the top three spots at the Federal Reserve will be occupied by new appointees.
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Vasco did not get permission to erect buildings and although Fluminense did receive permission, they do not have permits to allow the buildings to be occupied.
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Some Democrats say it is no accident that the three state offices targeted by the male-dominated Legislature will all be occupied by women in January.
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The theater will be occupied this spring and summer by a revival of "Plaza Suite," a Neil Simon comedy starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick.
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Over the next two years, a replacement courthouse was built, also of wood, and that burned as well a week before it was to be occupied.
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Less picturesque complexes, though, tend to be occupied by migrant workers, many of whom lack of residency permits, which makes the future of these homes tenuous.
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Center stage will be occupied, as it has throughout the fall, by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who remains the leader in national polling.
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AirAsia X introduced a "quiet zone" on all of its flights in 2017, setting aside eight rows that cannot be occupied by children under age 10.
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There's all these little niche areas in bookmarking that I want to see be occupied by people like me, who are just kind of living from it.
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In January, when a new president takes office, it will be occupied by a business man who happens to be part-hotelier and part-golf course owner.
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It will include seven eating and drinking places, as well as a pop-up space that will be occupied by a rotating list of chefs and restaurateurs.
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Though building codes have ramped up efficiency standards for new construction, many older, leakier, draftier homes and offices remain and will continue to be occupied for decades.
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The aim is to prevent outside investors from buying properties to run as seasonal lodgings, when they could be occupied by residents supporting the economy year-round.
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Centre stage will be occupied by other issues: the impact of tax changes on inequality, for example; and separate policy debates such as over the repeal of Obamacare.
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The X has more vertical points, of course, because of the taller screen, but a lot of that will be occupied by the notch and home button bar.
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"I think that the post of the Ukrainian prime minister - I will repeat - must be occupied by a new face, a person who specialises in economics," he added.
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"I think that the post of the Ukrainian prime minister - I will repeat - must be occupied by a new face, a person who specializes in economics," he added.
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Forty-six percent of consumers think developments in machine learning will hurt people by taking away jobs that otherwise would be occupied by humans, according to the survey.
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Alsace and Lorraine were to be returned to France, and the left bank of the Rhine—Germany's industrial heartland—would be occupied by Allied troops at German expense.
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One part of the table will be occupied by Mr. Kim, a young despot atop an insular and impoverished country whose degree of political stability remains a mystery.
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Similarly, many specifics of the plans—license-plate numbers of cars to be seized, a hospital to be occupied—referred to things that did not exist in 2003.
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It takes us a while to work out that she needs to be occupied while her mother, desperate to make ends meet, is busy in the bedroom next door.
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At every table of government in every country around the world, there was an empty chair, potentially to be occupied by the power of the U.S. or the USSR.
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The campus is the last of five universities to be occupied, with activists using it as a base to continue to block the city's central cross-harbor road tunnel.
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The transportation committees will be occupied this summer with trying to pass a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — something that eluded transportation leaders last year.
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After the man originally shared the video, he claims someone came forward and said the home used to be occupied by R.J. and his mother Dee Dee Moore, a.k.a.
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People spend an average of two hours a day in their cars, and that time that used to be occupied by driving will be wide open for other tasks.
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The city wants those new buildings on the census list on the assumption that they will be occupied by the time the census materials are mailed out in 2020.
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Israel captured the strategic area in a 1967 war and annexed it in 1981, moves not accepted by most world powers, who deem it to be occupied Syrian territory.
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This might be an impossible deal, but the fact that the White House will soon be occupied by the author of "The Art Of The Deal" is cause for optimism.
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About half of the floors will be occupied by Salesforce, and the rest by a combination of other businesses, said Peter Back, senior vice president of construction at Boston Properties.
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If the governor signs off, school restrooms, locker rooms and shower facilities that could be occupied by multiple students may only be used by students of the same biological sex.
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While most of the world officially considers East Jerusalem to be occupied, there is no consensus that the occupation itself is illegal; it is the settlements that are considered illegal.
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Even if the Commission's network does not crash again, its staff of lawyers are sure to be occupied for several months manually reviewing and analyzing the tidal wave of data.
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While I wanted children eventually, I knew there was no way in hell my uterus would be occupied in three short years, so I (correctly) assumed he'd slow his roll.
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The White House will soon be occupied by a man with obvious authoritarian instincts, and Congress controlled by a party that has shown no inclination to stand up against him.
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And the wide-angle camera shots will offer an additional interesting visual: the four spots at the outermost edges of the stage will all be occupied by white male candidates.
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It has already started building up a Silicon Valley presence, moving into offices that used to be occupied by Facebook-owned WhatsApp, and hiring employees from Facebook, Apple, and Google.
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Meanwhile, a new generation of movement outlets on the left, from the Intercept to the Young Turks to Jacobin, are consuming space that used to be occupied by traditionally neutral outlets.
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What the insulation does when it's not full is take up space that would otherwise be occupied by air, which I'm guessing would have allowed things to thaw much more quickly.
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In the large, rolling yard, pulled away from any main street, there's a sort of outdoor sun room that will most certainly be occupied by one lucky group when you arrive.
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Self-described as an "anti-civilization anarchist crust punk band," Storm of Sedition is based in Victoria, BC, which is considered by anti-colonialists to be occupied Lekwungen and Songhees Territory.
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I don't want to think too much when I'm hoping to catch a financial windfall, or for it to feel like work, but I do want my mind to be occupied.
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Under the bills, city officials could also set standards for how often a vehicle must be occupied by a passenger, to reduce the time spent driving around the city while empty.
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Three of those will almost certainly be occupied by Joaquin Phoenix ("Joker"), Adam Driver ("Marriage Story") and Leonardo DiCaprio ("Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood"), so who gets the last two?
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Her decision has raised concerns that Germany will again be occupied with domestic affairs at a time when it is needed as a leader in Europe and on the international stage.
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Republicans will now be occupied with uncomfortable questions about the Trump campaign's relationship with Russia and the president's inevitable preoccupation with a probe that cuts so close to his inner circle.
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He's throwing a party and launching a zine celebrating Yeezy Season 2 (his previous collection) at a Manhattan parking garage tonight, and he'll be occupied tomorrow with the MSG events outlined above.
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Displayed on 230 billboards throughout Chicago, OVERRIDE questions this widely-seen form of commercial real estate, and proposes how they might be occupied in other, perhaps more meaningful and potentially permanent ways.
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Another on the list is an ancient abode in a remote part of Northern Germany, thought to be occupied by the ghosts of the Slavic gods that once worshiped in the area.
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The day after a sleepless night should be occupied with simple, non-taxing activities, with awareness towards hydration and health, says Nupur Kohli, a Dutch physician who specializes in stress and productivity.
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Without rules prohibiting paid prioritization, a fast lane could be occupied by big internet and media companies, as well as affluent households, while everyone else would be left in the slow lane.
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It's no wonder that some writers claim a different territory for fiction, a more ruminative space that cannot be occupied by media that demand big plots and bigger twists to attract eyeballs.
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In January, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the decision to delay the drills was because of logistical concerns, since many South Korean security forces would be occupied with protecting the Olympics.
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If someone is directly affected by a political action (having her immigration status changed or losing her health insurance, for example), her attention will naturally be occupied by events outside her control.
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In the same battles they also used fire, deliberately burning large parts of the Dutch towns to variously evict the paratroopers or turn them into hot ruins that could not be occupied.
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Residents who haven't been contacted by the city or landlords are canceling parties and events and making furious efforts to scrub the internet of any evidence of which warehouses might be occupied.
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For this flight, one of the seats will be occupied with a sort of artificial person — what NASA calls an A.T.D. or "anthropomorphic test device" — which will be wearing a SpaceX spacesuit.
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That's particularly important, Azoff thinks, in the event that lawmakers don't overhaul the DMCA anytime soon — a decent bet, given that they might be occupied with other tasks in an election year.
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Most of the world considers the Golan, a high plateau between northeastern Israel and southwestern Syria, to be occupied by Israel, which annexed the territory in 1981 in a move not recognized internationally.
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That means that the middle seat is more likely to be occupied -- that empty middle seat used to be free real estate for passengers -- and overhead bin space issues are trending upward again.
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If we were, the White House would not be occupied by a man who was taped admitting to sexually assaulting women because "they let you do it," as he so unartfully put it.
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Syrian government media and Kurdish SDF sources confirmed that the Syrian troops would take control of the cities of Manbij and Kobani before either could be occupied by the Turks and their proxies.
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"Washington is going to be occupied with the investigation, and we won't get to see tax reform, we won't get to see any of the things that they were hoping for," Cashin said.
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That's the just the nature of the way I write when I get an instrument in my hands: The space that would be occupied by a human voice already has other stuff happening.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory and say the status of the city should be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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There will be more camps—"tent cities"—on military bases and elsewhere, and many will be occupied by children who either crossed the border alone or who were separated from their parents by CBP.
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Under congressional Reconstruction, the Southern states were divided into military zones to be occupied and administered by the armed forces while they rewrote their constitutions and rebuilt new biracial governments for all their citizens.
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Developer Ludeon Studios was faced with two big questions: First, in a universe where space travel is easy and affordable and regular, why would a planet be occupied by only a tiny number of people?
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Syria Netanyahu's view: Israel has been keeping a close eye on Syria's six-year civil war from across the border in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights -- which the international community considers to be occupied territory.
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"Disgust" is probably somewhere in the top three reactions to public flatulence; the other two spots might be occupied by "embarrassment" (both for the farter and those around them) and "humor" (everyone loves a comedy fart).
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it from Jordan in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory, and say the status of the city should be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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" Stumbling Out About 13 minutes before midnight, Mago and his entourage leave a dressing room that in a couple of weeks will be occupied by a cast member of a holiday musical called "A Christmas Story.
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One floor is unrented; another has 227,4.53 square feet leased to Regus, a firm offering shared work space; and the top floor, which has a view of the Capitol, will soon be occupied by Douglas Development.
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About 230 structures in the county are so severely damaged that they cannot currently be occupied, officials said, and more than 400 of those are likely to be bulldozed, because of wind, tree and water damage.
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Researchers say improvements are needed because the back is likely to be occupied more often, with people such as older adults who have given up driving or passengers using ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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Mr. Khalif replied that perhaps the Islamic State would return, or perhaps the region would fall under the control of the government of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, or even be occupied by the Turkish military.
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Congress could advance another stopgap measure with the hopes of hashing out a long-term reauthorization after the August recess, but lawmakers will likely be occupied with funding the government and campaigning for the November elections.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in the 1967 Middle East War, to be occupied territory, including the Old City, home to sites considered holy to Muslims, Jews and Christians alike.
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In other places, that spot might be occupied by network operator insignia, but for the majority of markets, the big, round, and utterly classic Bang & Olufsen logo will be the one most closely associated with the V30.
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A successful $23 million movie like Spike Jonze's Her may make $47 million worldwide, but it also eats up a release-date slot that could be occupied by a $13 million movie that could make $500 million.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory and say the status of the city should be left to be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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The legislature is also expected to pass a law allowing it to intervene in litigation involving the state, a power normally reserved for the attorney general's office, which will be occupied by a Democrat starting next month.
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The company was also hired to track and survey all structure-damaging fires in Detroit — there were 2,981 in 2015 — and to survey nearly 0003,000 foreclosed homes thought to be occupied in Wayne County, which includes Detroit.
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It is a good thing for all of us that he is gone from the E.P.A. Unfortunately, his desk and "cone of silence" will now be occupied by one of his equally unqualified cronies as interim administrator.
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Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory, and say the status of the city should be left to be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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Depending on how long Viall stays on Dancing with the Stars, he could be occupied with the show for as long as three months, People notes, so don't expect a new show starring the former Bachelor just yet.
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At least 60 percent of the units at property financed by the middle-income credits would have to be occupied by individuals or families whose incomes are between 60 percent and 100 percent of area gross median income.
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In that battle, which lasted almost three months and was one of the war's bloodiest, the island chain lost almost a third of its population and for the next 22017 years it would be occupied by US troops.
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Cueller said there needed to be "new faces" as part of the broader leadership team -- including Blue Dogs -- because the seats won Tuesday were "not liberal seats" and will now be occupied by moderate Democrats in conservative districts.
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The Academy also vowed to add three more governor seats to be be occupied by men or women of color for the standard three-year term, as well as adding more diverse members to its executive and board committees.
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He went to the United States to get Trump to sign a decree recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in a 1967 Middle East war and considered by the United Nations to be occupied territory.
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Kagame's commitment to gender parity, which includes a constitutional law requiring at least 30% of all parliamentary seats to be occupied by women, has led the country to be often quoted as the best place for women in politics.
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Clarifying the rules of engagement, Mr. Birsh assured us that the boat would be occupied by about 250 Broadway fans (each paying between $4,000 and $14,000), but that they were not going to make us uncomfortable in any way.
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He said his research showed that 2019 was expected to have the highest hotel occupancy percentage since 1981 — more than 66 percent of the available rooms in the United States were expected to be occupied on an average night.
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That September would be occupied primarily by cleanup of the messes left over from the year is a largely function of the failure of congressional leaders to understand the divides within their own party and overcome opposition from across the aisle.
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Though studies have concluded that BDD affects men and women roughly equally, there are differences in the types of preoccupations: Women are more likely to be occupied with their hips, their weight, their skin, and camouflaging perceived flaws with makeup.
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A sign company printed the images on polyester mesh and placed them on the so-called Park Avenue Cube, a white-glass structure that is part of 432 Park Avenue and is to be occupied by the auction house Phillips.
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His aim has been to forge a buffer zone along Turkey's border that would be cleared of Kurdish militants and that could be occupied by Syrian Sunni forces who have been in the forefront of the opposition to Mr. Assad.
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"We need to avoid a long period of uncertainty and the European continent cannot be occupied by an internal Tory battle about who will be the next leader of the Tory party and the prime ministers of Great Britain," Weber said.
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Israel will continue to enjoy all of Jerusalem, including the east of the city, which is still considered to be occupied territory by the UN. Israel would control all security west of the River Jordan -- that means over the whole area.
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That 4-to-4 split effectively gave the deciding vote over Mr. Lee's life to Justice Gorsuch, sitting in a seat that by all rights should be occupied not by him but by President Barack Obama's doomed nominee, Merrick Garland.
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"This is all the result of a situation in which political elites treat the city as a construction plot which should be occupied at all costs rather than a place where people live," Anes Podic of Sarajevo's Eko Akcija environmental group said.
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And it's not unreasonable to think that the problematic portrayal of Latinos in the movie would've stood out less were this a buddy comedy written by and starring men — perhaps so rife with sexist stereotypes that our attention might be occupied there.
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"We need to avoid a long period of uncertainty and the European continent cannot be occupied by an internal Tory (Conservative) battle about who will be the next leader of the Tory party and the prime minister of Great Britain," he said.
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Their victories are higher profile, but no less significant, than those at the state and municipal level—from Houston, where a democratic socialist judge won his campaign, to Chicago, where six of 50 city council seats will soon be occupied by socialists.
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If it's to be served, that empty plot, still waiting on private donations and $211 million in state funding, will be occupied by a subdued, modernist, 47,000-square-foot pavilion raised above the ground on thick columns clad in precast oyster-shell tabby.
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While Israel allows settlement on public, not private, land, most of the world considers the West Bank to be occupied territory and views all settlement there as an obstacle to the establishment of a Palestinian state and a violation of international law.
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Time is of the essence to pass a bill that will fund the government long-term, as lawmakers will be occupied preparing for the President's State of the Union address on Tuesday and a GOP retreat in West Virginia on Wednesday through Friday.
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While numbers weren't huge in places like Liechtenstein (Europe's second least-visited country, ahead of only San Marino), there were still people around — or at least every building seemed to be occupied by people or, in the case of Liechtenstein, various livestock and barnyard animals.
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That night, the city of Philadelphia dropped a satchel bomb, a demolition device typically used in combat, laced with Tovex and C-4 explosives on the MOVE organization, who were living in a West Philadelphia rowhome known to be occupied by men, women, and children.
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As she prepares to clear out her office — which could soon be occupied by Senator Jeff Sessions, a man who 30 years ago was deemed too racist to be confirmed as a federal judge — she is cognizant that other civil rights are under assault.
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"Five games this year we will get kicked out of State Farm," Brock told me in April, referring to potential playoff dates in September and October, when the arena will be occupied by, among other events, Disney on Ice and the Hawks' season opener.
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They had also insisted that no more than 16,500 beds be occupied by immigrants detained through ICE enforcement activities in the interior part of the country – a shorthand way of referring to immigrants often picked up in workplace raids or during routine check-ins with immigration authorities.
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Maybe he felt he had to play ball, voting yes on the bill as a favor to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who appears very keen to get enough votes so the seat that will soon be occupied by Doug Jones isn't the margin of victory.
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The planned housing project was a hulking experiment in racial integration that urban planners called scatter-site housing — in this case, three 22006-story towers to be occupied mostly by black and Puerto Rican tenants in a largely white, Jewish neighborhood of private homes and garden apartments.
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Under international law, Israeli settlements in the West Bank, and the presence of settlers there, is considered illegal because the international community -- through repeated United Nations Security Council resolutions -- has declared the West Bank, along with Gaza and East Jerusalem, to be occupied territory, though Israel disputes that characterization.
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Voice, meanwhile, has been shaping up for a long time now as the next big interface, and in cases where your hands and attention might otherwise be occupied, having a voice interface can be indispensable — for example, if you are lost while driving and need to reset your car's navigation.
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"Increasingly, her work has examined the black female body specifically, as a 'territory' to be occupied and objectified, or to be devalued and allowed to disappear through various acts of violence," Anne Ellegood, a senior curator at the Hammer and an organizer of "Made in L.A.," said of Ms. Hinkle.
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READ: What you need to know about the Israeli settlements The outpost's synagogue -- the last building on the hilltop to be occupied by settlers -- has also been cleared Thursday of all protesters who had barricaded themselves inside the building, attacking officers with metal bars and throwing gas that choked some of the police.
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When INSIDER asked the airline what would happen if an economy passenger were to sneak into business class, a representative said it's incredibly unlikely that this would ever happen, because cabin crews have seat maps for each flight to know which seats are meant to be occupied and which should be vacant.
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Under updates to its powerful infectious diseases law, anyone who intentionally sits less than 1 metre away from another person in a public place or on a fixed seat demarcated as not to be occupied, or who stands in a queue less than a metre away from another, will be guilty of an offence.
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Nadia resided alone, and Saeed with his parents, but both were fortunate that their homes remained for a while in government-controlled neighborhoods, and so were spared much of the worst fighting and also the retaliatory air strikes that the Army was calling in on localities thought not merely to be occupied but disloyal.
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Thompson likes to fight in a range greater than the jab and to hang his lead hand low, but if MacDonald can put pressure on him and cut the cage, will that hand come up to hand fight or will it be occupied as a guard or a weapon and allow MacDonald to open up with his leads?
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With current estimates suggesting that every hospital bed will be occupied at the rate we are going in over a month, every person who we can keep out of the hospital is not just a mercy for them, but a mercy for those who end up in desperate need of scarce lifesaving items such as ventilators.
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Now, you might say, well, in the impeachment of a judge, how is it possible that the time of the Senate could be occupied by calling witnesses that that is precious as your time is, we would occupy your time calling dozens of witnesses, but in the impeachment of a president, it's not worth the time.
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Back at the King David, workers are preparing for Sunday when the U.S. delegation will transform the hotel into a fortress ahead of the president's arrival the following day.. The hotel's 000 rooms will be occupied not only by Trump and his family but also the U.S. Secret Service, Army Rangers, Navy SEALs, as well as Israeli security officials, according to Ritz.
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Benavides: It's valuable for them to be occupied and have tasks to be responsible for within their group -- small chores, like ... taking inventory of what has arrived, telling or making up a story with a happy ending; having a set schedule with activities ... leading each other in song; reading out loud to the group and going through the story with different, successive participants, leading the others in prayer.
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