area of occupation

ar·e·a of oc·cu·pa·tion

(ār'ē-ă ok-yū-pā'shŭn)

Various kinds of activities of life in which people take part (e.g., activities of daily living, education, work, play, leisure, and social participation).

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40 meters long, - the surface area of occupation of the main building is about 1 200 m 2 with a basement of 1 300 m 2 and a ground floor of 60 m 2 , - the surface area of the second building for sales and administration of the market is 320 m 2 on the ground floor, 112 m 2 on the 1st floor and 112 m 2 on the 2nd floor, - the new market will have a total of 21 food stalls, 1 bar and 15 non-food stalls located in the sales area, - once the work has been completed and delivered to the immb, the provision of conservation and integral maintenance services will begin, in the terms detailed in the technical documentation.

Construction Of The New Municipal Market Of Sant Andreu De Barcelona And Integral Conservation And Maintenance Service

The concern lies with the fact that the air flow is released at an angle and spread over a wide area, rather than being directed to the area of occupation.

Zoning in on destratification: With potential payback periods of under two years and typical energy savings of 20 and 40%, Richard Johnston, national business development manager at Elta Group Building Services, outlines why it's time industry took another look at destratification

Human sexuality is identified as an area of occupation, specifically an "activity of daily living (American Occupational Therapy Association [AOTA], 2008).

Using reflective learning opportunities to reveal and transform knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and skills related to the occupation of sexual engagement impaired by disability

We say that the will is to triumph over the barbarism of the Israeli enemy, who has tried for five days to increase the area of occupation of the Shebaa Farms through scrapping activities," he said.

Kassem Hashem: This land is Lebanese

This area of occupation was decided by the European Advisory Council who were responsible for the defining of the zones of occupation.

Atrocities of war; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk

"Gezi Park is not an area of occupation," Erdoy-an said in reference to the demonstrators.

PM Erdoy-an meets reps from Gezi Park demonstrators

The inscriptions "Germany" or "Japan" signify in what area of occupation recipient served.

Awards and decorations

In choosing Land Hesse, the study offers a useful point of comparison from an area of occupation that remained more open to American education reform ideas than most other parts of the occupation zone.

Puaca, Brian. Learning Democracy: Education Reform in West Germany, 1945-1965

Statistics are arranged by general area of occupation, and then by specific job (800 of them), with each job treated in tables on median wages for states and for the largest metropolitan areas, factors that may affect earnings (amount of education), flexibility of earnings, gender, union membership, and veteran status.

Salary facts handbook; the definitive source of pay information on 800 jobs

Our military commanders insist that the British area of occupation in the South is relatively trouble-free.

Paul Routhledge: A SILVIO LINING?

There is some evidence in the area of occupation by the Romans and later the Normans when the Conqueror awarded the lands to a Roger Culculle.

Property: Authentic example of history

In the area of occupation safety and health compliance, for example, Greco says typically it is the worksite employer, the one who controls the day-to-day activities of the worker, who is responsible for worksite safety.