division of occupation造句

• The state Division of Occupation Safety and Health is investigating the death.
• California's Division of Occupation Safety and Health found the zoo liable for the keeper's injuries, fined the zoo, and ordered safety improvements.
• In April 1886 the expeditionary corps was reduced to a three-brigade division of occupation under the command of General 蒬ouard-Ferdinand Jamont ( 1831 1918 ).
• He was appointed to the staff of the Division of Occupation in Tunisia on 29 1897, a role he occupied when promoted to lieutenant-colonel on 3 November 1900.
• Knowing that the French public wanted to hear no more depressing news of bandits and pirates in Tonkin, he declared that Tonkin was pacified and recommended to the army ministry the formal downgrading of the expeditionary corps into a division of occupation.
• In April 1886 General Warnet, who had replaced de Courcy as commander of the Tonkin Expeditionary Corps a few months earlier, declared that he considered Tonkin to be pacified, and proposed to the French government that the expeditionary corps should be reduced in size to a division of occupation.
• On the recommendation of General Charles-Auguste-Louis Warnet ( 1828 1913 ), the commander-in-chief of the Tonkin Expeditionary Corps, Tonkin was declared'pacified'in April 1886, and this achievement was symbolised by the formal downgrading of the expeditionary corps into a division of occupation under the command of General Ferdinand Jamont ( 1831 1918 ).
• This transformation affects many aspects of economic life  the structure of production, sectoral and occupational structure of employment, the division of occupations among family and market activities, the income structure, size, age structure and spatial distribution of the population, cross-country flows of goods, capital, labor and knowledge, the organization of industry and governmental regulation.