| 词汇 | example_english_occupation |
| 释义 | Examples of occupationThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Totimehuacan benefited from easier access to courts and government authorities, but it also had to endure the city's economic downturns, epidemics, and military occupations. The door to well-paid occupations was firmly closed. We all recognise, perforce, that the first occupations and training of the nursery and kindergarten must follow the natural lines of the child's development. Unlike the other informants they had spent their working lives in manual occupations. In many cases the authorities instituted hereditary family occupations and probably determined patrilineal succession. Increases granted as percentages on the prevailing rates only served to accentuate the wage differentials between occupations and the disparities between mills. He did not complete high school, and he writes so that old ways of life and occupations will be documented, not to produce literary pieces. The censuses contain statistics on occupations, but cannot serve as the main source for a study analysing questions on servant recruitment and careers. Instead, the concept of three ' sorts of people ' expressed a rudimentary perception of broad, rough-edged affinities between occupations of similar wealth, administrative power, and prestige. They could make this assumption because of the social transformations of the late eighteenth century, wherein many of women's customary occupations disappeared. Most married women and widows were classified by the occupations of their husbands, because the bulk of women with occupations of their own were unmarried. Both narrowed over two decades with the higher rates in women and those in manual occupations falling, to become nearer males and non-manual occupations. The learned professions were here setting a precedent of institutionalization and control, which many other occupations sought to emulate over the nineteenth century. The skills and qualifications participants referred to tended to relate to vocational qualifications that would lead to skilled occupations. From this perspective it is useful to distinguish between high-tech industries and high-tech occupations. When complete, a third party then reviewed all the occupations and their respective activity codes. Ironically, these large payoffs (when the market expands) ultimately reduce the range of occupations people pursue. Both occupations paid higher wages than domestic service, and clerks could benefit from relatively low working hours. Moreover, it does not account for the attainment of professional status (where it actually existed), but instead simply labels certain occupations as professions. Once phased in, it would reduce pension outlays and iron out major differences among various sectors and occupations. They found a strong positive correlation between occupations associated with complex intellectual work and intellectual flexibility. There are some occupations that compute more than one period of service per period of effective contribution though. They frequently emphasised the common interests of villagers independent of their occupations. By the 1990s the majority of people were employed in the tertiary sector, including middleclass occupations, yet unemployment and social exclusion remain. Fifty-seven per cent of the fathers had professional occupations. Given this situation of relative disadvantage, the lines of demarcation between different occupations will be subject to frequent challenge. Most are employed in non-religious occupations and pursue religious scholarship in their free time. They differed from the ' media consumers', however, in the higher percentage of men and pre-retirement industrial occupations, and average health status and residential area characteristics. Where carers were employed, their occupations were classified by socioeconomic category. In their sample, with a limited range of occupations, high demands were positively related to high control. There are also middle-level organisations that relate to socio-economic occupations, the professions, religions, interest groups, socio-economic sectors and socio-development. Of the six departments that employed men and women, the occupations were segregated. In this way, the household economy is identified, but not all of the contributing occupations. Two-thirds of the carers were (or had been) in non-manual occupations. We found that self-rated health and health-related quality of life were relatively poor among participants from routine and semi-routine occupations whatever their ethnic background. The planners had also failed to take into account the refugees' occupations when they allocated plots to them. Their fathers' occupations, to give three examples, had been a construction worker, a carpenter and a caretaker. A similar pattern was found in fathers' occupations. The earliest residents were herdsmen, karamokobe and traders, and people holding those three occupations shaped subsequent community growth and interactions with local populations. More varied occupations, with teaching as an integral component, were considered but, regardless, performing would be central. While some trainees expected to become music teachers, others saw themselves as heading for future occupations as performers, composers or conductors. The third-person present tense -s forms were elicited through pictures depicting various occupations, such as dentist and farmer. The labour market in the fish-canning industry was characterized by segmentation and by age and gender segregation in occupations. Also, according to neoclassical theory, women would choose occupations that allow them to take care of the family. In the period 1777-1781, no information was provided on the occupations of the women. Could it be demonstrated that certain occupations were concentrated in unhealthy locations ? Gender differences are reflected in the statistics of the most important metropolitan child occupations. Specific occupations reserved for women included those of seamstress, laundress, weaver, spinner and the like. In order to assess this it is necessary to look more carefully at the agespecific reporting of occupations. The 41 informants included represent different occupations and social contexts, as well as urban and rural areas. Traces of many buildings on the site suggest that it was a large city with an extensive population following a variety of occupations. Similarly, the shadow cost of using labour in particular occupations will be greater if there are attendant environmental damages. Low-status occupations included a bookseller, lodging-house keepers, a coffee-stand keeper and teachers. The story tells about different occupations played out by the story's characters, and each page has a different setting. Only a relatively few found other occupations ; the many never became rebels or soldiers, even temporarily. The population is divided into a hierarchy of castes (varnas) each of which is associated with certain specific occupations. By contrast, men in business occupations usually live at home all year round. Although social variation did exist among the children involved in the study, including a variety of occupations of fathers, the children have much in common. More husbands are in the service occupations, and here there are also more women. Also, women who engaged in traditional informal occupations were the least likely to have heard of any contraceptive methods. When those with different occupations are compared, the greatest extent of village endogamy is seen among the shepherds. Table 2 shows the same population of women classified by their own occupations if employed outside the home with categories for students and housewives. The husbands were primarily engaged in business or service-related occupations. In addition, the two populations differ in their settlement patterns and in the extent of movement associated with the occupations of their inhabitants. Eighty-five per cent of the sample were engaged in traditional occupations; only 3% had found non-agricultural employment. Indeed, it is these east coast areas where relatively large numbers are employed in non-manual and non-agricultural occupations which generally have smaller families. In the table these have been combined with farmers and also a small number of other occupations which might be termed "agriculture-related". What is perhaps surprising is how many of these individuals continued in rural occupations when they left villages. They sought state laws setting qualifications for conductors, engineers, and telegraphers hoping to control and limit the supply of skilled labor in their own occupations. Individuals and families frequently followed two or more occupations, making maximum use of family labour, as well as limited amounts of capital. Even so, the information on occupations is useful for a collective description of the workers. The authors conclude that among occupations that were less well rewarded it quite de®nitely paid to 'go west'. The main manufacturing area appears to have developed into rows of shops with related occupations. In 1870 there were only 4, in 1880, 43 brides recorded occupations, and in 1890, 81 brides. Women who are employed in physically demanding occupations are more likely to have a preterm baby, a low birth weight baby, or a small-for-gestational-age baby. Resources were not reallocated to other occupations fast enough. In the case of three students, there was a mismatch between the parents' occupations. They had a socially very mixed population, with a high proportion of non-manual occupations and many students. The predominance of non-agricultural occupations in the female-headed households, with the better employment opportunities implied, boosted their relative prosperity. Later, he invariably recorded ages, and, less frequently, occupations. Over time, castes became more closely linked to particular occupations and the recollections of aristocratic origins were forgotten. Urban-born women had better access to other occupations than did the new arrivals. The results proved that the site had a shallow soil deposit mixed with remains of two ancient occupations. Lower values on the occupational status scale were associated with lower skill and lower prestige occupations. In addition, when women were pictured, it tended to be in ways that reinforced traditional stereotypes about male and female occupations and status relations. The number of syllables was also equated for names versus occupations and for common versus uncommon items. Most occupations which were open to women had little prestige. The invasion by the szlachta of hitherto demeaning occupations is a well-attested phenomenon. Each panelinha tries to represent a range of occupations, such as doctor, lawyer, banker, engineer, architect and a variety of different businesses. Not counted as" work time" are periods described by the housewife as spent in leisure occupations watching television, reading and so on. Differences in reward between occupations result from the scarce skill held by the occupational group. Often the unemployed are not aware of the opportunities available in other parts of the country or in other occupations. There was also a broad uniformity in the hours worked by those in manual occupations both across gender and geographical area. Unfortunately, poor law officials rarely recorded the occupations of women. Hunting and fishing, in order for sustenance were the original occupations of man. During the 1970s, there was a wave of illegal farm occupations, affecting 1,500-2,000 farms and roughly two-thirds of departments. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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