Cost is one, and another is the problem of finding useful occupation for half a million youngsters.
She does so... to fill her time with useful occupation, rather than sit idly at home waiting for her husband to return.
They are farmers, mechanics, or some other useful occupation, and remarkable for good habits".
VR is defined as a process 'whereby those disadvantaged by illness or disability can be enabled to access, maintain, or return to employment, or other useful occupation' [ 8].
The VR Scottish Executive Framework defines it as: "a process that enables people with functional, psychological, developmental, cognitive and emotional impairments or health conditions to overcome barriers to accessing, maintaining or returning to employment or other useful occupation"[ 1].
Sadly, graduates from universities such as Oxford and Cambridge are significantly under-represented in these socially useful occupations.
For British visitors, the monument is a useful reminder of Britain's long occupation of Burma, the most graphic account of which can be found in George Orwell's Burmese Days, a fictionalised memoir of the odious colleagues he worked with as an imperial policeman in northern Burma in the 1920s.
These findings suggest that occupation may be a useful variable with which to estimate a synthetic measure of wages and may provide a reliable and effective alternative or supplement for the recording of reported income in social and health surveys.
A disadvantage of using education as a measure of SEP is that it is not a useful measure for children, a concern that also applies to occupation.
For each intersection, an aggregate occupation time model has been developed, to serve as a useful tool for performance evaluation of such intersections.
