Occupy definition

Occupy. “Occupation” and “Occupied” means occupation for the purposes of the Planning Permission but not including occupation by personnel engaged in the construction fitting out or decoration or occupation for marketing or display or occupation in relation to security operations

Occupy means to make expenditures to alter or repair a vacant facility equal to at least twenty per cent of the market value of the facility prior to such expenditures, as determined for the purposes of local property taxation.

Occupy or “occupies” means residing on or to be in actual or apparent possession or control of property;

Examples of Occupy in a sentence

• Twitter and Tear Gas chronicles how social media was used to get around censorship practised by Turkish television stations by those involved in the Gezi park protests in Istanbul in 2013; how Twitter, Google spreadsheets, and the mobile messaging app Viber facilitated successful logistics operations throughout the 2011 Tahrir Square clashes in Cairo, and; how those in the Occupy movement made heavy use of social media to amplify their messages and to organise.

• My orders were to:• Occupy the village and the oasis, which will be utilised as a supply base as our forces advance.• Recce to the end of the game board to ensure no enemy forces remain in the area.• Report when the village was occupied and could confirm the area is clear of enemy.The game lasted only five game turns.

• The Occupy Movement’s referendum has forced the silent majority to pick a side and vote over issues on electoral politics.

• Contribution [36] proposes to consider the following options for the support of the 5-MHz MsgA PUSCH bandwidth:Option 1: Occupy a portion of PRBs within one legacy PO (larger than 5MHz) by Rel-18 eRedCap UEs Option 2: Separate MsgA PUSCH frequency domain resources configuration for Rel-18 eRedCap UEs.Companies are invited to reply to the following question.

• A Do Not Occupy order, rarely issued (n = 9 cases), indicated the home was deemed unsafe for anyone to sleep in.

More Definitions of Occupy

Occupy means taking beneficial occupation of a building forming part of the Development for any purpose authorised by the Planning Permission but not including occupation by personnel engaged in construction fitting out finishing or decoration of that building nor occupation in relation to site and building security operations and “Occupation” “Occupier” or “Occupied” shall be construed accordingly

Occupy or "occupies" as used in this Lease shall mean use of the Premises for any reason by Tenant or Tenant's agents, licensees, employees, directors, officers, partners, trustees, and invitees (collectively, "Tenant's Employee").

Occupy. “occupying,” and “occupied” means a person’s location inside of a motor vehicle.

Occupy means occupy as an only or main residence;

Occupy means to place on or in the Market Area, road or footpath any temporary or mobile structures, wares, products, chattels, items, tables and chairs, or build any structure for sale, to enable the handling and sale of food or beverages or for any other purpose or to fence off any part of the Market Area to exclude members of the public, or to undertake any other activity in the Market Area;

Occupy means to hold, possess, do business, reside, or otherwise conduct activity in or on.

Occupy. (also Occupied and Occupancy) The leaving of personal possessions in a property shall not qualify as a sufficient definition or proof of occupancy. Occupancy is proven by tenant showing and demonstrating actual, open and notorious, exclusive, adverse and continuous control of the property.