Sentence examples for common residency from inspiring English sources

In 2010, the city set up a new organisation through its urban renewal office, committed funds to it, and hired counsellors to develop common residency rules and provide conflict resolution support.

By contrast, a more common residency model the artist's colony tends to encourage comparisons to a sexually charged summer camp.

More common are residencies – like some of those offered in Bright Young Things' emails – when a tutor goes to stay with a family, joining them in their home or on holiday.

A common test for residency is that a person have a permanent place of abode and spend more than 183 days of the year there, according to John Logan, a senior tax analyst at CCH Inc., a tax consulting firm based in Riverwoods, Ill.

All headache types were more common in urban residency being highest in CTTH (1.9 1) and least in chronic migraine (1.3 1), (Table 3).

We also found that direct supervision from senior physicians was much less common in Chinese residency training when compared to the HKSAR.

In addition to describing common stressors in residency, a number of studies refer to the use of coping mechanisms by residents across all years and a few studies describe mechanisms used specifically among first year residents [ 4, 12, 13].

The common-sense presumption: residency could be "cured" once the vote was known -- and before swearing-in.

Standard definitions of the household usually include some intersection of keywords relating to residency requirements, common food consumption, and intermingling of income or production decisions.

CONCLUSIONS: Recent medical school graduates report lack of self-confidence in their ability to perform common procedures upon entering residency training.

(A well-behaved cardiologist told me it was common practice during his residency training).