This suggests that we can plan places to be more multi-functional and to re-invent single occupier under-utilized office buildings into intensively used hubs of social connectivity and interaction -- yet only a few places are equipped for this unprecedented demand.
Would the same sum be paid to single occupiers and families with single kids?
The potential breakup of Libya Libya is a recent construction, cemented into a single state by Italian occupiers in the 1930s.
In this case, however, the buried secret concerns the wartime fate of the local Jews who, contrary to official history, were not deported by the Nazi occupiers but massacred in a single day by their Gentile neighbors.
Within minutes, all the occupiers, who'd retreated to a single classroom and piled chairs against the door, were wearing plastic handcuffs.
The indigenous land there should remain as a single, continuous territory, it was decreed, while unlawful land occupiers were also ordered to leave the region.
Indeed the burglary incidence drop from 1993 to 2008/09 for non-owner-occupiers (gauged from re-estimating the 2008/09 model with social and private renters collapsed into a single renting category) is 48.4 %, much lower than that for owner-occupiers or the national average.
Other common lease clauses may restrict occupation of the property to a single family, or prohibit use in a way that causes nuisance or annoyance to the occupiers of other flats.
A single winding road passes through the deep valley — a feature that has stymied invaders for ages, including the Soviet military occupiers and, later, Taliban forces seeking to kill opposition forces loyal to a warlord, Ahmed Shah Massoud.
