Sentence examples for that occupations from inspiring English sources

It is possible that occupations may have been incorrectly assigned to an occupational code and hence assigned to an inappropriate exposure group.

We have shown that occupations work and that students must articulate themselves.

The report says there is a high probability that occupations such as accountants, estate agents and economists will not exist or will be significantly depleted by the 2030s.

In 1716 a British traveller found that occupations held by Indians living in the Gulf included "barbers, punkah or fan operators, shopkeepers, doctors and customs agents".The punkahwallah may no longer exist, as a profession anyway, but in other ways not terribly much appears to have changed.

Conceptually, this measure and similar socioeconomic indices are based on the idea that occupations convert human capital (education) into material rewards (income).

Looking at the results shown in Table 3 for the FWD, we can conclude that occupations in which typical workers are of less importance are those in which the internal wage disparities among a priori similar workers vary the most.

Grossman says that occupation is the source of all evil.

They also sensed that occupation would create resistance.

At a deeper level, the wobbling credibility of the occupation undermines that occupation's financing.

They have pushed us to a point where we thought that occupation was a good tool".

Amin Husain, a press spokesman for OWS, said: "We know that occupation empowers people and eliminates fear.