Sentence examples for suitable occupations from inspiring English sources

The Government/UNICEF should develop a comprehensive national project to improve girls' awareness of, and confidence in, their ability to participate in a wider range of careers, and to work with employers and schools to address stereotypes about suitable occupations for women.

Those for whom paternal occupation was not available from the birth certificates or for whom there was no suitable occupational code (including the 'unemployed' and 'students') were placed into a separate group to allow further comparisons to be made.

A major influence on migration has been radical changes in expectations over what constitutes a satisfactory standard of living, a desirable occupation and a suitable mix of accessible services and amenities.

Over 60 years ago, Cyril Connolly's Horizon magazine printed a questionnaire about writers' living standards: whether they could earn a living income from writing books, what might be a suitable second occupation, and whether the state should do more for writers.

"The site lies within the Area of Housing Mix which seeks to address the imbalance of the local community which this scheme is considered in part to be doing by providing housing suitable for occupation by a family.

However, only 16.4% of small internationalized firms state that an important reason for not offering apprenticeships is that they are unaware of a suitable training occupation.

However, more than 80% of non-training firms state they are aware of a potentially suitable training occupation, indicating that many internationalized firms currently not offering apprenticeships could potentially provide training places.

While large internationalized firms show a similar training participation as domestic firms, a large fraction of small and internationalized firms does not offer apprenticeships even though they are aware of a potentially suitable training occupation.

"Michelle Obama was taken to a women's cancer hospital and then to a girls' school, presumably on the grounds that nursing and teaching are the only occupations suitable for ladies.

Observation method can only provide a rough idea of the time spent in certain postures [ 17] and it is only suitable for monitoring occupations that normally confine in small working area.

Adaptive thermal comfort theory has become the bedrock of much thinking about how to judge if a free-running environment is suitable for human occupation.