Sentence examples for commercial occupation from inspiring English sources

But the daily unregulated private commercial occupation of park land by vendors, even artists, is not reasonable and not required by the Constitution.

Studies addressing the intention to remain within the commercial occupation are rare.

Table 3 Country-specific competence scores by commercial occupation and gender Country (occupation/branch) Gender n M SD t value df p Germany Male 347 512 101 2.55 754 <0.05 Female 409 494 93 Switzerland Male 145 506 102 0.98 415 n.s.s

Between 1881 and 1921, of male workers, those in public administration, professional occupations, and subordinate services, along with those in commercial occupations, increased from some 700,000 to 1,700,000 (out of a total workforce of some 9,000,000 in 1881 and 13,500,000 in 1921).

However, the business and entrepreneurial aspects of specific commercial occupations have received considerable attention.

By contrast, the commercial apprentices in Germany learn one specialized occupation out of 50 different commercial occupations.

In the present study, emotional crossover from vocational teachers to their students could be statistically established only in classes preparing for commercial occupations.

In contrast, the German sample was a convenience sample of trainees in the two commercial occupations of industrial and logistic clerk.

31 classes prepare for social, particularly for pedagogical and caring occupations (592 students); 22 classes prepare for commercial occupations (454 students); 24 classes prepare for technical occupations (476 students).

However it could be argued that this gender bias is reflective of a genuine gender bias in society which sees women more highly represented in non-business occupations such as health and education, than in more commercial occupations.

According to our data, people with "upward careers" had often started their careers by doing an apprenticeship (e.g., in industrial or commercial occupations) and later were promoted to a managing position (e.g. leading his/her own company).