The relative distribution of the study groups according to residence varied throughout the period with Clark County residents consistently underrepresented (Clark County comprises around 72% of Nevada's population).
The couple commuted from residence to studio to residence, never quite sure where home was.
In Calais there were hundreds of unaccompanied children who had a legal right to residence in Britain.
An outdated Soviet-era system of linking health care to residence means that thousands of internal migrants can't get care.
Suitable people who have been offered jobs paying at least NZ$45,000£14,20000) can apply for a 'work to residence' visa for two years.
The uncertainty with regard to working conditions, to the possibility of staying, and to residence permits for academics and their families is already proving painful.
The club is part of the Elite Alliance vacation-home exchange program, which offers access to residence clubs in Jackson Hole, Wyo . Bermuda; and elsewhere.
There are also "work to residence" visas for employees offered jobs in occupations on the long-term skills shortage list or by accredited employers.
The Romanians say that everyone who wants to move to the UK has already done so after getting a right to residence, but not work, in 2007.
The Mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever, has also introduced a policy to strip people who travel to Syria of their right to residence.
Students strolled the campus during the alert, seemingly unconcerned, and news reports said that pizza deliveries to residence halls continued uninterrupted.
