Sentence examples for genuine occupation from inspiring English sources

For there to be "a relationship of trust and confidence" between an employer and employee, both sides must consider the job to be "a genuine occupation", added Ms Jackson.

That last bit – loneliness – was such a defining factor of domestic life for my mother and women of her generation who, unlike me, too often had no genuine intellectual or professional occupation to escape into.

The truth of the matter, however, is that there was a genuine spontaneity to the occupations.

The tragicomic irony of the situation is that Fayyad is incapable of posing a genuine threat to the Israeli occupation in any case.

If this is combined with genuine Israeli moves to relax the occupation, then many Palestinians believe a ceasefire is possible.

But he had come to realize over the following five years that this was a genuine, popular revolt by Palestinians living under occupation.

"It was genuine, because we liberated them from the Palestinian occupation," he said.

"If the U.S. president really were to end the occupation of Iraq and begin a genuine withdrawal from Afghanistan next year, that would be a change people everywhere could believe in".

Most Israelis would be only too glad to terminate their occupation, but only if there is genuine peace (as materialised with Egypt), not a daily barrage of rockets – as happened when it withdrew from Gaza – or waves of killers.

The stakes this time are real, not fabricated; the insurgency is genuine and indigenous; we have options far short of occupation.

"Our policy has been to be quite open, and to have a genuine dialogue with the people," said Mr. Angeli, the spokesman for the occupation authority.