Sentence examples for occupations as a from inspiring English sources

Call immediately for a new wave of occupations as a legitimate form of protest against fees and cuts.

King's students see the university occupations as a resurgence of the kind of action that took place during the anti-apartheid movement of the 1980s.

Mr. Mugabe has described the occupations as a justified protest against unfair land ownership by whites, and he has praised Mr. Hunzvi for campaigning to wrest control of resources from the 50,000 whites.

I think Ellie's impulse toward art is probably genuine, but her understanding of that impulse is caught up in inherited notions of art as the worthiest of occupations, as a way of "living beautifully," available only to the exceptional few.

For example, Virginia and thirty-three other states put up barriers when people who have been convicted apply for a license to work in one of many occupations, as a report issued last week by the National Employment Law Project explained.

He showed it in Vietnam, while Mr Bush and Bill Clinton found themselves other occupations; as a prisoner-of-war, he refused to be released without his comrades even though he had already been tortured for a year, so earning four more years of agony.

Since infections often are reported with misclassification we base our analyses on occupational titles using high risk occupations as an instrumental variable for exposure.

Neither maternal occupational pesticide exposure during pregnancy nor paternal occupation as a farmer was associated with any of the hematopoietic malignancies (Table 3).

Mr Modiano's father survived the occupation as a black marketeer.

When Hong recovered, he returned to his occupation as a village schoolteacher.

The reviewer criticizes the film for using the Israeli occupation as a backdrop.