Sentence examples for outside occupation from inspiring English sources

This is a good opportunity to briefly review the ways in which countries have historically undergone transitions, from revolution (such as France in the late eighteenth century) to outside occupation (such as "East" and "West" Germany and Japan post-World War II), and to explain related terms such as "coup d'etat," "interim government," and "democratization".

Recognizing that its referees, who all have outside occupations, are celebrities in their own right, far beyond the referees and umpires of American sports, FIFA made its World Cup referees available to the media last Sunday following three days of intense training and socializing.

For instance, the gender composition of study samples differs considerably across outside occupations.

This is even less the case for those who have had to resort to a job outside this occupation.

Results indicated that impairment measures designed for use with anxiety-disordered samples in fact assess only occupational functioning and relationships and activities outside of occupation, and that individuals with Social Phobia (SP) were more impaired on the latter than those with Panic Disorder (PD).

It seems that they cannot find an institutionalised pathway from their IVET programme to occupations outside of the occupation of their training.

Efforts to reform the police system during the late 19th century originated from outside the occupation of policing.

"It's a bit of a famous place," Adamo says, standing outside the occupation.

There has been admiration for his courage in venturing outside the occupation headquarters in Baghdad's so-called Green Zone, facing the ever-present risk of assassination.

Recognizable by his cowboy hat, earmuffs and army camouflage jacket, the rancher, who was typically armed, led daily press conferences and frequently engaged with the media circus camped outside the occupation.

And that is just as important as the change we're doing outside this occupation".