Sentence examples for recent occupation from inspiring English sources

Mother and father's occupational status: - Participants selected their parents' most recent occupation from 8 broad occupational classifications (e.g. modern professional).

Socioeconomic status was divided into three occupational categories according to the current or most recent occupation of the mother (or the father, if the mother had never worked outside the home) on the basis of a widely used Spanish adaptation of the British classification system (Domingo Salvany et al. 2000).

Tells how the Israelis, in their recent occupation, did nothing.

It contains Middle Palaeolithic, Badegoulian, Magdalenian and more recent occupation levels.

So is Mr. Cain, whose most recent occupation is that of professional keynote speaker.

This issue has motivated the recent occupation of King's by students feeling disenfranchised.

More recent occupations--the British in India, the Americans in Japan and Korea, the Soviets in Eastern Europe, the Europeans in Africa, the Israelis in Palestine--have generated their own cultural crosscurrents, some yet to peak.

Rather than resenting the recent occupations on the east coast and in the rest of the country, those active in the west coast protests told HuffPost it legitimizes what they've been doing.

Recent occupations have already brought worldwide attention to the fight for British universities, and following the rise of Jeremy Corbyn propelled to leadership by the enthusiasm of the young there is an expanding pool of primed and practiced activists converging on campuses across the country.

He is Haiti's de-facto military commander, running — as many Haitians see it — the most recent foreign occupation.

A senior State Department official said Mr. Arafat had begun the meeting with an hourlong monologue in Arabic, outlining Palestinian concerns about the recent Israeli occupation and raids.