They were all later tried and convicted for the illegal armed occupation.

The three-year armed occupation of the camp ended in 1977 after nearly 200 negotiation sessions with state leaders.

In the course of the diet, he protested against the armed occupation and sent back unopened the two royal despaches to the king's military commissioner.

His civilian occupation was listed as blacksmith, band or orchestra leader, or musician.

Other personnel are reservists with a civilian occupation.

In times of crisis, the militiaman left his civilian duties and became a soldier until the emergency was over, when he returned to his civilian occupation and life.

Militiamen held civilian occupations but assembled at regular times for drill and inspection.

Most had been reservists, rather than professional soldiers, before the outbreak of war and their detention created a large labour shortage in civilian occupations.

The over-65s are the only age group where numbers of private renters are forecast to fall, by 42,000, as owner occupation in the generation continues to rise.

The prediction also fails to take into account our unswerving attachment to owner occupation.

The same applies to owner occupation levels.

It also increased the probability of employment in a skilled occupation.

Normally, a skilled occupation or a profession has a set of standards, which aims to ensure the quality of work.

Since national service was in effect abolished in 2011 the military has struggled with recruitment, particularly in highly skilled occupations such as medicine and cyberwarfare.

The 2011 census data shows that there has been an increase in education as the majority of people have skilled occupations.

But there was also a high percentage in class 3 (skilled occupations) and class 4 (partly skilled).