Sentence examples for own occupations from inspiring English sources

Its basic feature was the workshop-classroom, in which children freely went about their own occupations.

But their own occupations started much earlier: since May, students against university fees have occupied more than 200 high schools.

India and Israel, both products of botched imperial partitions, were the Bush government's two most avid international boosters of the catastrophic "war on terror", fluently deploying the ideological templates of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq – democracy versus terrorism, liberalism versus fundamentalism – to justify their own occupations.

In our own occupations of Tahrir, we encountered people entering the square every day in tears because it was the first time they had walked through those streets and spaces without being harassed by police; it is not just the ideas that are important, these spaces are fundamental to the possibility of a new world.

Adult socioeconomic status was based on men's own occupation for those who had an occupational code and otherwise on household socioeconomic status.

Parental occupational details were sought for all cases and controls, except for the only working young adult in the cluster (aged 23 years at diagnosis), where it was judged that the individual's own occupational contacts should take precedence over those of parents; for this reason, the individual's own occupation was used, as were those of associated controls.

The caste system is an occupational based categorization, with each member of the caste adhering to their own occupation and mobility being limited (Bayly, 1999; Appadurai, 1988; Gupta, 2004).

For each case of LNHL recorded in patients under age 25 years during 1950 2006, up to 20 matched controls were chosen and parental occupational details obtained; an exception was a single working young adult, whose own occupation (and that of controls) was used.

It is an "own occupation" policy.

We soon had our own occupation, on the eve of the vote in parliament.

MIGHT Russia's occupation of the Crimea have won Israel a reprieve from American pressure to end its own occupation of Palestine?