4"An occupation expert is a person who has several years of experience and training in an occupation.
A tentative proposal from Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia for ending Middle East violence, based on a longstanding land-for-peace formula, would serve only to convince Israel that inflexibility toward ending its occupation works, Arab experts said yesterday.
SUBTEXT -- This is the partial admission of the obvious, but also a nod to an already raging debate: Was it a mistake to dismantle the Iraqi military in the early days of the occupation, which many experts believe created a disaffected group of well-armed soldiers who quickly became ripe recruits for the insurgency?
Occupation: "Internationally recognised expert on terrorism and national security", but don't ask me where I got that from.
Acute malnutrition among Iraqi children aged under five nearly doubled last year because of chaos caused by the US-led occupation, a United Nations expert said yesterday.
With business-oriented degrees from Princeton and Columbia, Mr. Benson did not seem destined for a career as an author and baseball writer -- which he considers his primary occupation -- and an expert on fantasy baseball.
Among the highest risk jobs were telemarketers, payroll managers and wages clerks, bank and post office clerks, local government administrative occupations, assembly line workers, taxation experts, accountants, retail assistants and waiters.
In Iraq, some of the same conditions that nurtured terrorism in the mountains of Afghanistan have emerged in the power vacuum created by the American occupation, Iraqis and terrorism experts say.
One of a handful of attorneys in the country who specialize in art law and even fewer who make it a full-time occupation, Darraby is an expert witness for art cases in state and federal courts, writes a column on art law for the Los Angeles Daily Journal, serves as counsel for ArtTable Inc., a national organization for women in the arts, and lectures on art law.
All the participants can be socio-economically described as middle or upper middle class and as employed in expert occupations.
