Sentence examples for in vocation from inspiring English sources

South Korean businesses were encouraged to become more involved in vocation training.

"If you have things around that you like, they'll all fit together," said Mr. Rees, a former art student whose shift in vocation led to, among other things, a Tony for "Nicholas Nickleby".

Then, a politician who has neither experience nor understanding of what you do comes along after his six-week holiday, and deems you lazy, overpaid and lacking in vocation.

It is a highly specialised sub-field which examines issues related to service personnel as a distinct group with coerced collective action based on shared interests linked to survival in vocation and combat, with purposes and values that are more defined and narrow than within civil society.

They have the lowest rating in vocation, preparedness and consultations.

They spent less time in practice (mean: 20.5 years), and could be characterized with average length of consultation time, in vocation, preparedness and length of consultation.

Thus, these municipalities are likely characterised by a high degree of employment, and therefore schooling, in vocations related to the vocational programmes in upper secondary schools and particularly programmes that prepare students for 'blue-collar' vocations.

This a major reason for the sharp drop in vocations.

But the decline in vocations has deprived them of cheap manpower.

One could argue that steadily declining congregations and a crisis in vocations are already performing that task perfectly adequately.

Officials of the archdiocese do not apologize for embracing Madison Avenue marketing to counter a sharp decline in vocations.