Sentence examples for necessary occupations from inspiring English sources

Another interpretative possibility is that Candide cultivating "his garden" suggests his engaging in only necessary occupations, such as feeding oneself and fighting boredom.

Subsequent generations settled down in Somerset to live the lives of county gentry, representing Somerset in Parliament and when necessary following occupations in the army and the church.

The problem with 457 visas is that while skilled migrant labour is undoubtedly necessary for some occupations in certain regions – especially rural areas – and also leads to great benefits for our community, there are numerous problems with the program.

"As shift work is necessary for many occupations, understanding of which specific shift patterns increase breast cancer risk, and how night shift work influences the pathway to breast cancer is needed for the development of healthy workplace policy".

The empirical results state that knowing, or if necessary estimating from past occupations, two spouses' current occupations, helps predict whether their marriage will dissolve.

Many Palestinians regard the war against Israeli occupation as necessary and unavoidable, and take pride in the killing of Israeli soldiers and civilians.

Awad says that the intifada has sent a message to Israel that the Palestinians will sacrifice whatever is necessary to end the occupation.

But as their new uprising takes a mounting economic toll, Palestinians insisted here that they were prepared to pay the price as long as necessary to end Israeli occupation and win independence.

Humans living close to these wetlands express concerns about future mosquito nuisance situations, and request the necessary distance between human occupation and wetlands to avoid such problems.

According to Tea, tattooing was necessary during the Turkish occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina so that the children could be protected from kidnapping.

If the occupation was necessary for the survival of Israel, it would not matter whether it was popular in London, Paris or Chicago.