Sentence examples for additional resident from inspiring English sources

These say that there should be 355 square feet of internal space for the first occupant, with each additional resident getting another 140 square feet.

The confidence of the residents in relation to the reduction of PR will be addressed in an additional multiple case study.> The objective of the economic evaluation is to estimate the cost-effectiveness of the intervention in terms of additional costs per additional resident who is not being physically restrained.

What's more, up to 60,000 additional residents could join AccessHealthCT.

Although the second counts failed to turn up many additional residents, the Census remained suspect.

The apartheid government forcibly relocated additional residents there to create a pool of cheap labor for the emerging industrial economy.

Thirteen additional residents were similarly questioned and each told the Guardian they planned on opposing right to work in this week's vote.

The study takes advantage of a novel program in Oregon, where officials determined they could support Medicaid for about 10,000 additional residents starting in 2008.

Now, with the new guidelines, the agency promises to work more closely with local volunteer agencies like the New York Immigration Coalition and the Sept. 11 Fund to reach tens of thousands of additional residents.

These have lower rates of occupancy in most urban areas, indicating an opportunity to house additional residents in relatively well-located, well-connected, and diverse central portions of metropolitan regions.

States with the largest uninsured populations, like Texas and California, might be considered by its backers the biggest winners to emerge from the law, because so many additional residents will have access to health insurance.

Comparing this cost with the market price of housing, the authors estimate that the regulatory "tax" of Manhattan's planning laws has risen to more than 50% of the average price of an apartment.Still, New York's zoning rules might be economically justified if they reflect the costs imposed by additional residents on those already living in Manhattan.