Sentence examples for occupation and one from inspiring English sources

The exposure assessment used a benzene JEM that was composed of two separate JEMs, one based on occupation and one based on industry.

The Franco-German Armistice of June 22, 1940, divided France into two zones: one to be under German military occupation and one to be left to the French in full sovereignty, at least nominally.

Seeing "The Last Metro" again recently a depiction of life in Paris during the Occupation, and one of his greatest commercial successes—I was struck, as I hadn't been in the past, by its undertone of personal fear and personal anger, and wrote in the magazine that the film is, above all, a memory piece.

This was the Gestapo headquarters during the occupation, and one of several locations in the city where torture took place.

Regardless of its award-season prospects, Timbuktu is a gem: a moving portrait of tough lives lived in even tougher conditions under occupation, and one that cements Sissako as a titan of humanist cinema.

Three different sets of models were therefore developed to examine the relationships between each of these exposures and CVD in later life: one for birth weight, one for exposure to the occupation, and one exploring whether there was any interaction between birth weight and exposure to the occupation.

Notes jobs wage quintiles are based on two-digit occupation and one-digit industry and on mean wages in 2002.

EMI was assessed with two General Packet Radio Service GPRSsignalsals (900 MHz, 2 W, two different time-slot occupations) and one Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTSsignalnal (1,947.2 MHz, 0.2 W), corresponding to maximal transmit performance of mobile phones in daily practice, generated under controlled conditions in the proximity of 61 medical devices.

We have chosen to develop and evaluate such a job-specific WHS for two specific and very distinct construction occupations: one as an example of a physically demanding construction occupation (bricklayers) and one as an example of a mentally demanding construction occupation (construction supervisors).

When foreign-born professionals account for 16% of all civilians employed in healthcare occupations and one-fourth of practicing physicians, the system really does depend on a functioning immigration system.

Most intrical to this research is the creation of two flexibility indices, one regarding occupation choice and one regarding industry choice, and the varying effect of these variables as well as the aforementioned explanatory variables over time.