Sentence examples for occupations who from inspiring English sources

Among the home health aides, cleaners, and occupants of other poverty-level occupations who also took to the streets was a "significant number" of nontenure-track college and university teachers, Inside Higher Ed reports.

Homeowners, for instance, often pay less than people who do not own their homes, while people in low-paying occupations who have less education pay more.

How it works: LinkedTogether is a sexy social-netting app for enterprising people in professional occupations who refuse to die alone.

Highly unusual; and yet research indicates that it is those in relatively routine occupations who should get bonuses – not the City's securitisation experts.

No one of the time would have predicted that it would be an inventor, of all occupations, who would become the cynosure of the age.

Paul Sullivan's Wealth Matters column this week is about two groups of people — in very different occupations — who are similar in the potential for ups and downs in their income.

It is not just aging victims of the Nazi occupation who are demanding a full accounting.

After a decade of ever more degraded Nato occupation, who could conceivably wish for such protection?

"What you have in Palestine is people who are under occupation who are resisting, sometimes with methods that we do not approve, but all in all it's a situation of resistance against occupation," he added.

Saboteurs among the Arabs (and Iranians) could and should be made to desist from backing radical, anti-agreement Palestinian groups: at Aqaba, Mr Abbas was severe with his "partners in the war against occupation" who funded terrorism.

Arrayed against them are more activist opponents of the American-led occupation who back Moktada al-Sadr and who believe that Shiites should aggressively pursue an Islamic state modeled on clerical rule in Iran.