In keeping with Ms. Carter's occupation, light was an integral part of the couple's first date.
In most cases, it appears that the contractor, known as a property inspector or property preserver, broke in after ignoring obvious signs of occupation: lights turned on, grass mowed and homes fully furnished.
There is a general meeting being called this evening at 18 00 to discuss, deliberate on and debate the future of the occupation in light of the injunction.
The town's primary occupations are tourism, light precision engineering, brewing, and mineral water works.
In 1960, 42% of men with classifiable jobs engaged in sedentary or light occupations, while in 1970, the corresponding proportion increased to 51%.
Our data reveal light occupation and a mobile human adaptation focused on the hunting of high-ranked adult ungulates and large-bodied tortoises.
Given that there is ample evidence from the previous literature that both similarities and dissimilarities draw spouses together and make marriages work, we suspect the richness of information about one's occupation can shed light on the role of dissimilarities.
Buena Vista experienced only light occupation at this time.
This public health epidemic is similar in the United States where 60% of people over the age of 40 with predisposed risk factors such as chronic sun exposure, outdoor occupation, fair skin, light eye color, and frequent sunburns have at least one actinic keratosis.
The third category, key to visualize the future, is the "Modilals": a person with Multiple Occupations, Diversified Income, and "Light" Assets.
