Sentence examples for the occupation which from inspiring English sources

Participants who could not identify their parents' occupational status were asked to describe the occupation, which was classified by the researcher using the The National Statistics Socio-economic Classification [ 25]. iv.

So when we go in, the occupation which is now being called liberation could be interminable.

This serves the agenda of the occupation, which aims to eliminate witnesses to its crimes.

Even the demonstration against the occupation, which we drove into unexpectedly, had to take place at high speed.

But as director of Riga's Museum of the Occupation, which documents the agonies of Latvia under the Nazis and the Soviets, she understands the power of symbols.

Not all the students are happy with the occupation, which has shut down many of the university's faculties, including law and languages.

With little to offer the people, the government has condoned and even encouraged the occupations, which the president has described as political demonstrations.

Tables that I think are especially interesting at the moment are T23T2 on the occupations which have seen the largest falls in employment of people aged under 25 most recently.

For legal purposes, it has been suggested the occupations which are regarded as professions have four characteristics namely: (1) nature of work; (2) moral aspect; (3) status; and (4) collective organisation (Powell & Stewart 2012).

Most international migrants particularly in Gulf countries are employed in the occupations which fall in the category of "three Ds" (difficult, dirty, and dangerous) [ 15, 18- 20].

The book barely mentions the destruction caused first by the Italian and then the German occupation which the postwar government inherited.