Sentence examples for changed residence from inspiring English sources

So around lunchtime yesterday, Jerry H. Goldfeder and Frank Bowles, a lawyer for the Queens Democratic Party, were standing before the board, arguing over whether a signature should be considered invalid because the voter had changed residence without changing registration.

By coordinating with other state lists, officials can more easily remove from the rolls people who have died, changed residence or been convicted of felonies, to help reduce fraud.

It is not possible to match across years if the household changed residence or if individuals moved out of a household.

A lower uptake for cervical cancer screening was found for women in Great Britain who had changed residence and address in one study [35], however not in another study [30].

For compositional variables, we included age groups, with the youngest age group as the reference; race or ethnicity, with whites as the reference; disability or dual eligibility status (to reflect more vulnerable populations); and degree to which the study population had recently changed residence.

In 1800, Accum and his family changed residence in London from 17 Haymarket to 11 Old Compton Street.

He changed residences regularly wherever he was, sometimes under a landlord's gun.

Almost half of the movers said they changed residences because they wanted more space or less.

An investigation found some of the immigrants hid their identities and changed residences to evade federal authorities, a spokesman said.

BARTON AND CAROLYN HUGHES have changed residences twice in the last five years, and they have some sizable, tax-free profits to show for it.

According to her account, Bin Laden lived for nine years in Pakistan after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and changed residences five times.