The commanding points on the line I desire to be prepared for occupation by our field guns and the whole line strengthened by such artificial defences as time may permit.
Regression coefficients are substantially stronger in classes preparing for social occupations than in classes tailored to other domains.
In the present study, emotional crossover from vocational teachers to their students could be statistically established only in classes preparing for commercial occupations.
Consequently, significant total effects of vocational teachers' work enjoyment are demonstrable only in classes preparing for commercial occupations, where they operate mainly through communicative clarity and individualized support, and via enthusiastic teaching.
But General Franks, whose responsibility it was to ensure that the United States military was prepared for the occupation, "seemed content to leave the lion's share of the Phase IV planning to others in the government," the authors write.
But from the first day they arrived in Mosul, Bravo Company and the rest of the 101st Airborne Division were saddled with dozens of other missions, all of them distinctly nonmilitary, and most of them made necessary by the failure of civilian leaders in Washington and Baghdad to prepare for the occupation of Iraq.
While the United States prepared for the occupation of Japan during the Second World War, it did not have any specific plans for Korea, a former Japanese colony.
For close to 15 years I've observed and interviewed young people as they prepare for an occupation through high school or community college programs.
The Austro-Hungarians ascertained that their war with Serbia would soon be over and began preparing for the country's occupation.
Parents who keep abreast of trends in business, technology, and employment can help their children prepare for future occupations and conditions.
