Sentence examples for At occupation from inspiring English sources

But the final triumph, if such it is, belongs to Kate, who defies all attempts at occupation and remains resolutely herself.

It all comes down to message discipline, controlling the news cycle, preventing leaks, strategic communications — or "stratcom," in the Newspeakish term that I first encountered at occupation authority headquarters in Baghdad, back in 2003.

Here, now, he thinks, "you cannot place anyone in context, you cannot judge prosperity, hazard a guess at occupation, know if this person would speak English, Russian, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croat, Urdu, Pashto".

They look at occupation, we wanted to focus on parental occupation, on the social mobility from one generation to the next," says Phil Wilson, chief assessor for the civil service fast stream.

The research also looked at occupation levels of both rented and owner-occupied properties, and found that under-occupation levels were significantly higher amongst those who owned their own home.

(2) Standard errors are adjusted at occupation and field of study cells by using the two-way clustering method (Cameron et al. 2011).

Anyone could continue working at occupations they enjoy, or which are their own rewards, but financial reward should not be the principal stimulus for any undertaking.

She also called it "fundamentally unfair," because within the so-called 99 percent who have slept at occupations across the country, there are many well-to-do college students but just as many, if not more, homeless people.

"Her work is an intriguing new way of looking at occupation-related injuries," says Kristina Killgrove, a biological anthropologist at the University of West Florida in Pensacola, who was not involved in the research.

Haywood nodded, reflecting on the other mass arrests that have taken place in the last two months at occupations in New York City and around the country.

Another possible explanation is that Azeris in Georgia tend to be employed at occupations at high-risk for brucellosis, such as sheep herding.