Patent construction in particular "is a special occupation, requiring, like all others, special training and practice.
Differing from those before him, Johnson treats a profession as a "means of controlling an occupation" rather than a special occupation in itself (1972, 45).
While many factors are common across different occupations, some special occupational groups could present some unique issues.
Iraq's wreckage warns against a United States foreign policy that attempts to eradicate ideologies and tyrants through a military bag of tricks: "precision" bombings, special forces, occupation and assassination.
We must pay special attention to occupations that are crucially important for today's Russia, i.e., teachers and medics.
Through Facebook's interface, you can determine elements like the age of the respondents, their occupations, special interests or hobbies plus a slew of other things.
The United States has been at war -- major boots-on-the-ground conflicts and minor interventions, firefights, air strikes, drone assassination campaigns, occupations, special ops raids, proxy conflicts, and covert actions -- nearly nonstop since the Vietnam War began.
"Najib the Bull" -- twenty years younger than Karmal -- was ordered to get the Afghan house in order with an energetic program of "national reconciliation" and prepare for life without Soviet Special Forces and occupation troops.
East Germany dropped the controls on United States, British and French diplomats - who have special rights here under occupation statutes -within three days after protests.
