Sentence examples for choice of residence from inspiring English sources

"Migrants are deprived of all self-evident fundamental rights, such as the free choice of residence.

Interior Ministry officials said the hospital was his choice of residence after leaving the prison.

His choice of residence was a spacious (840 square feet) L-shaped studio in a seven-story co-op on East 28th Street near Park Avenue.

ISTANBUL — A ransacked 19th-century town house in the quiet community of Kuzguncuk may seem an odd choice of residence for a worldly former diplomat like Stephen Kimmel.

"These billionaire buyers are really united by one characteristic: their choice of residence is completely discretionary," said Kelly Mack, the president of the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.

The choice of residence is treated as very important, but really isn't nearly as important as its made out to be.

Naturally, she was ecstatic when Wesleyan accepted her, and doubly thrilled when she was assigned to her first choice of a residence hall, a place called West College.

Actually, patients undergoing a surgical intervention are not randomly allocated but nested in hospitals on the basis of reasons that lead them to make the same choices (place of residence, trust in a particular surgeon's skill, hospital's reputation, etc), thus violating one of the basic assumptions of traditional regression analysis.

Actually, patients are nested in hospitals on the basis of reasons that lead them to make some choices (place of residence, trust in a particular doctor, the hospital's reputation, etc), thus violating one of the basic assumptions of traditional regression analysis.

In the socio-demographic and economic literature, less attention has been paid to the conditions of parent-adult child co-residence and to the factors that might make the choice of co-residence particularly attractive or advantageous for young adults.

Many other researchers modified the original Schelling model for a more realistic result, combining different factors affecting people's choice of their residences.