Sentence examples for occupation in order to from inspiring English sources
Ramazzini believed that a physician must determine the patient's occupation in order to discover the cause of the patient's disorder.
But nurturing settlements in the West Bank and maintaining an occupation in order to protect them is not the proper way to do it.
And he told me that the real subject of the film would have been "foreign occupation, in order to talk at the same time about the American cultural occupation, the German occupation, all occupations, and why one country invades another".
At best, the author follows the course Stephen King takes in "The Tommyknockers" and skims over his protagonist's occupation in order to concentrate on the perilous effects of buried alien spacecraft.
In the wake of the second world war, he began to beg food from Flemish farmers, themselves not yet recovered from the depredations of German occupation, in order to relieve the starvation of millions of displaced and suffering people - not least the beaten Germans.
But rather than turn Father Ugarte over to the authorities, Cardinal Mahony decided to send him back to Spain, made him sign a document promising not to return to the United States without permission for seven years, not to celebrate Mass in public and to seek employment in "a secular occupation in order to become self-supporting".
Needless to say, investigating individuals' sequences of occupations in order to identify suitable patterns is a complex task and different approaches have been applied.
Subsequently, three steps were taken to select the occupations in order to test the second, third and fourth hypotheses. 1) Cases were excluded if occupational information was missing.
To the former end, the trades to which the parish apprentices were bound have been classified according to the Booth/Armstrong scheme of occupations, in order to build up a schematic view of sectoral preferences and opportunities for child labour.
WHO is currently collaborating with ILO and other interested parties to refine the descriptions for some categories of health and personal care occupations, in order to facilitate analyses of human resources for health.
Connell and Brown hypothesize that migrant nurse households are more reliable remitters because they have selected their occupation specifically in order to migrate [ 29] and that they are under an obligation to remit to those who funded their education.
