Sentence examples for any occupancy from inspiring English sources

In fact, any occupancy by a person who is living there as their main home is captured by the legislation.

A 1999 paper published in the BMJ argued that any occupancy rate over 85% risked bed shortages and periodic bed crises.

There had not been, on March 3, 1875, an actual location of its line through that defile, nor any occupancy thereof, in good faith, for the purpose of constructing its road.

In fact, since last year, owners around the country have reported quickening rates of both move-outs and move-ins, making any occupancy rate — the industry's fundamental yardstick — feel kind of arbitrary, like the momentary averaging-out of a blur of activity, with no single, dominant trend (or maybe even logic) behind it.

However, analysis of anomalous difference Fourier maps calculated from these datasets did not show any occupancy of either bromide or chloride (data not shown).

As expected in HCT116 p53−/− cells we did not find any occupancy, confirming the specificity of the assay.

"Any other occupancy would constitute a subletting," Mr. Meisel said, and unless the lease contained the less restrictive "or," the letter writer would have to get the permission of the co-op board for the parents to occupy the apartment.

For short-term rentals of 30 days or less, check with your local, county or state government on any "transient occupancy" taxes you may owe based on the rental fee.

Angered by the billboard's message, the City Council this summer voted to deny Installation any Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) funds, bypassing the City Commission for Arts and Culture's recommendation to grant the alternative space $42,000.

We therefore conclude that any individual occupancy rights acquired by the Danns must have had their inception prior to November 26 , 1934 the date that the lands in question were withdrawn from entry by Executive Order No. 6910.

We failed to detect any PU.1 occupancy at the miR-17-92 miR-17-92 miR-17-92chregionn immunoprecipitation (ChIP, not shown), a fact supported by a recent genome-wide ChIP-Seq study (Heinz et al, 2010), and we have not detected PU.1-dependent regulation of the gene in a reporter assay (not shown).