Sentence examples for occupations for the from inspiring English sources

The Tricycle Theater will present two special performances of "The Great Game: Afghanistan," its seven-hour marathon of short plays about Afghanistan's history of foreign occupations, for the Pentagon on Feb. 10 and 11, the theater announced.

After consulting census records, genealogical databases, church records, city directories and various forms of archaeological evidence, they have established names and dates and occupations for the Moores, but the smaller details of their daily life and even the furnishings of their apartment reflect educated guesses.

Such a dual coding of occupations for the same people is obtained from the panel component of neighbouring LFS surveys.

Success is not limited to Germanic cultures: the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada have all expanded apprenticeships in recent decades.... the smartest and quickest route to a wide variety of occupations for the majority of young people in the successful countries is a vocational program that integrates work and learning.

A specific questionnaire was devised to characterise the centre's ability to generate meaningful occupations for the attendees.

Table 6 presents the results of a pooled mobility analysis of the types of exit from unskilled occupations for the 1994 1995 period and the 2003 2004 period.

We define the occupational domain of an education programme as the occupations for which the programme concerned or a related programme is required.

Of the 30 occupations for which the Labor Department is predicting the largest national growth in the next eight years, 22 are in areas that do not require a college degree.

Fishing, however, is an important occupation for the people living along the coastal fringe.

Andrew Orena is a filmmaker, a not unheard-of occupation for the progeny of mobsters.

Mr Laker had made flying, once again, an occupation for the elite.