Sentence examples for change residences from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers who suddenly found themselves living in unfavorable districts, or facing the prospect of challenging other incumbents in their own parties, opted to retire, run for other offices or even change residences.

An analysis by the Pew Research Center attributes the decline to a number of factors, including the aging of the population (older people are less likely to change residences) and an increase in two-career couples.

Organizations that fight homelessness say officials in school districts with schools for homeless children do not always tell parents that federal law gives them the right to keep their children in the same mainstream school even if they change residences.

Recent Mexican immigrants, in general, have a high propensity to change residences, and this propensity is higher among those living in the new destinations (high and low-growth) than among those in the traditional destinations.

Instead, he was to change residences, not take part in frosh, and no longer participate at Trinity College events.

Instead, he was to change residences, not take part in freshman week, and no longer participate at Trinity College events.

Each state tests and licenses lawyers separately, and many admit lawyers who change residence without requiring them to take a new bar exam.

People who change residence for reasons of relocation, moving, seeking refuge with relatives or friends, moving to join partners, marriage, and so on account for over half of the population.

Forensic inpatients had significantly longer lengths of stay, and were more likely to change residence from admission to discharge than the non-forensic inpatients but the GAF scores did not differ between the two groups at admission or discharge.

Although many farmworkers are seasonal and do not change residence to work, many others are migrants.

Studies have suggested that adolescents who change residence show higher rates of mental disorders.