occupying state

In wartime, civilian property may be left behind or taken by the occupying state.

The suffering continues while the international community silently looks on at the occupying State, Israel.

So begins an annual dance nearly as protracted and complex as - but rather more friendly than - the budget negotiations occupying state lawmakers upstate.

(The function is the PDF for occupying state i at time t given that the process started at state j exactly at time 0.)

"It was not the Israeli Government's right to give any role or commitment on Jerusalem since it is an occupying state," said a statement by Wafa, the Palestinian press agency.

This taking of possession consists in the act, or series of acts, by which the occupying state reduces to its possession the territory in question and takes steps to exercise exclusive authority there.

During Gore's term the principal domestic issue occupying state politics was a banking crisis stimulated by the federal policy of embargoing trade with Great Britain and France, then embroiled in the Napoleonic Wars.

As livestock production is increasingly concentrated in factory farms, how to deal with the huge volumes of manure they produce is also occupying state legislatures and local governments from Missouri and Iowa to California and Maryland.

In a symmetric Markovian random walk, the Green's function (also termed the PDF of the walker) for occupying state i is a Gaussian in the position and has a variance that scales like the time.

On May 16, 2008, an audio tape appeared purportedly by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden issued to the Western People: "Reasons of the struggle on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the occupying state of Israel" The message is 22 minutes, 41 seconds long.