Sentence examples for occupations through from inspiring English sources
When it comes to protest management and response, the University exercises patience in order to avoid conflict and confrontation, and always seeks to exhaust efforts to resolve occupations through communications with protestors prior to using force.
The field's rapid growth has paralleled the increase in home sales, but there is constant chatter about "the bubble," and the Department of Labor reports that employment of agents and brokers (who have more training and experience) will grow more slowly than the average for all occupations through 2012.
According to projections from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, of the top 20 fastest growing occupations through the year 2012, five are from IT: network systems and data communications analysts, applications software engineers, systems software engineers, database administrators, and systems analysts.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the number of health IT jobs across the country will increase by 20percentt from 2008 to 2018, a pace much faster than the average for all occupations through 2018.
Too often we use belief (and, as the President observes, non-belief) to divide us - whether it's by viewing wars and occupations through sectarian lenses, or by using "Phone Books" that help us to do business only with those of our own faith.
Some said that a veto could not prevent the comprehensive gathering and sharing of information about donors and their families, friends and occupations through the internet and social media.
Instead, says Al-Sadr, they should resist "the occupation through armed, cultural and all kinds of resistance".
Unable to get benefits, Duane has taken to hunting for gold, an occupation through which he has literally rebuilt himself.
Ultimately she survives the destruction and desolation of the Occupation through the books she can read in braille.
Neuerer suggests long-gone occupation through worn passages of an old wall, while Farassat offers light-box glimpses of precious eroticism.
It expresses the "idea of a two-state solution," yet implies the failure of the Israeli left's historic desire to end the occupation through negotiation.
