Sentence examples for occupation development from inspiring English sources

Almost 10 years of U.S. and allied occupation, development, mentoring, reconstruction aid, and assistance has taken the country from unbearably dismal to something markedly poorer.

The answer UNICEF has come up with in conjunction with the local community is the Occupation Development Project, aimed at strengthening self-esteem and life skills among the young while developing a stronger community spirit.

This may be because of local extinctions that could have occurred naturally, but more likely, it is because of an anthropic influence, as the entire coastal area has undergone severe human-induced changes in recent decades, such as progressive urbanization, human occupation, development of cattle ranching and agriculture [ 55].

It is concluded that the topography was the greatest obstacle to the occupation and development of Vitoria earlier.

What residents of Timbuktu look forward to now, after so many months of hardship under occupation, is development, said Kounta, the tour guide.

A comprehensive study was conducted in this industry with the objectives of determination of MSDs symptoms prevalence; identification of major factors associated with MSDs symptoms in carpet weaving occupation; and development of guidelines for weaving workstation design.

There is a fallacious sense that traditional country is "bush" when, of course, it was all such until European occupation and development – the blink of an Indigenous eye given the 50,000 to 60,000 year history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander civilisation here.

Since 1859, the land has been "the subject of occupation and development by non-Indians," and there has been a "dramatic change in the demographics of the area and the character of the property".

There is no one right answer to the question "What am I going to be when I grow up?" Parents can encourage career awareness in their children by helping them explore occupations, identity development, and decision making.

But in the heady aftermath of the liberation of Kuwait after six months of Iraqi occupation, those developments were still far away.

When we met, Al-Barghouti had just finished speaking at a conference concerning the effects of occupation on human development in the Palestinian territories.