Sentence examples for senior occupation from inspiring English sources

A senior occupation official acknowledged in private the lack of popular support for the secular groups.

"We are making security for the prime minister a top priority," a senior occupation official said today.

A senior occupation military official, asked Monday if the United States could end the attacks, said: "Yes, we can stop it.

[Page A1, A8] PERSISTENT VIOLENCE -- Despite a year of intensive effort, American forces have failed to reduce the numbers of insurgents seeking to destroy Iraq's new government, a senior occupation official said.

The former senior occupation official, speaking in Washington on condition of anonymity at the request of the White House, described a situation in which efforts to cut off the influx of foreign terrorists entering Iraq had been only partly successful.

They interrogate prisoners, gather intelligence, operate rendition flights, protect senior occupation officials - including some commanding US generals - and in some cases have taken command of US and international troops in battle.

Parents' professional level: we selected three classes from the UK's National Statistics Socioeconomic Classifications [ 36 ], i.e., higher occupations (e.g., senior manager), intermediate occupations (e.g., manager), lower occupations (e.g., employee, manual worker), and added classes that did not fit into those above, i.e., self-employed and unemployed.

Based on specific questionnaire responses (ie, desk-based worker and no health condition affecting movement), approximately 30 participants will be recruited from each office building into objective monitoring from the four SOC codes that cover office workers (managers and senior officials, professional occupations, administrative and secretarial occupations and telephone operatives).

Most of the growth in employment in health and social care is projected to be among highly skilled occupations (9% across managers, directors and senior officials, professional occupations, associate professional and technical roles) but because this is lower than across all sectors (16%), competition for experience and skills is likely to be high.

"We got very little, I would say almost nothing," said one former senior official with the occupation authority.

In April, L. Paul Bremer III, the occupation's senior official in Iraq, and the Iraqi Ministry of Trade established rules for licensing the export of scrap metal from the country.