Sentence examples for occupation it could be from inspiring English sources

By registering the building as a site of historic importance (the tower qualifies as a World War II relic; it was completed by the Nazis in 1941, during the Belgium occupation), it could be converted into a private residence as long as the original structure remained intact.

Though Clinton only planned it as a raid, he also believed that if a permanent British occupation of New London could be established, it could be used as a base for further operations into the interior of New England.

Where Bush made democracy a totem, and thought it could be delivered via occupation, Obama gave up on it entirely.

Their scepticism fell away, and they saw how it could be a legitimate occupation.

Thus, it could be postulated that occupation-related psychosocial stressors, arguably greater in executive professions, may trigger SCD events in susceptible individuals.

But since many jobs require fine motor skills, it could be used for other occupations as well.

That Kurdish-government alliance might be a better bulwark against Iranian influence than an unsustainable U.S. occupation; it could also be the backbone of a reformed Syria.

When first noted in the nineteenth century it was assumed that vitrification had been deliberately undertaken as part of the building process to harden walls, but this hypothesis was rejected by V. Gordon Childe in the 1940s and subsequent excavations have indicated that, since the debris from such walls fell on the deposits of occupation it could not been part of the building process.

The lack of a stratigraphic sequence leads us to believe that its occupation could be related with Recent Magdalenian levels from El Castillo cave.

It is obvious from this observation that, although the two types of occupational match are related, the field of study–occupation relatedness could be a fundamental issue even among those whose highest degree is the one of the most common in their occupation.

And two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union — its final custodian during 23 centuries of near-constant occupation — Azerbaijan could be accused of having similar ambitions.