Sentence examples for continued residence from inspiring English sources

Iran has complained about the group's continued residence near the Iraq-Iran border, which it views as a threat because some of the residents have been implicated in attacks in Iran.

It's worth recalling that Lincoln, in his initial draft of the Emancipation Proclamation, sought the repatriation of the freed slaves — thus rewarding black people who had helped save the Union with exile, while granting continued residence to the Confederates who tried to overthrow the government.

To require a person to leave behind all of their property and emigrate in order to avoid giving tacit consent is to create a situation where continued residence is not a free and voluntary choice.

Plato's Crito introduces the idea that continued residence counts as some kind of tacit consent to obey, and Locke extends that to include any enjoyment of the benefits of government—"whether it be barely travelling freely on the highway" (§ 199).

He argued that given the extraordinary costs to most people of moving out of the country of their birth, no one can sensibly interpret the voluntary continued residence of a person in a state as a case of tacit consent.

Although diel or periodic vertical migration has been observed in many species of shark and billfish, relatively few have reported the precisely diel vertical migrations accompanied by continued residence at depth during the daytime that were observed in this study.

One possibility is that Hume thinks that we cannot interpret the continuing residence of a person in a state as a case of consent to the authority of the state because we have no reason to think that the continuing residence was chosen as a result of reflection on whether it constituted consent.

The question is further complicated by the fact that the parent's death may jeopardise a migrant child's continuing residence in the host country, which may be the only country he or she knows (Miller & Murray, 1999).

Obtaining his bachelor of arts degree in 1584, he continued in residence at Cambridge which may imply that he was intending to take Anglican orders.

As Nietzsche continued his residence in Switzerland between 1872 and 1879, he often visited Wagner at his new (1872) home in Bayreuth, Germany.

But the Liddell children undoubtedly held an especially high place in his affections partly because they were the only children in Christ Church, since only heads of houses were free both to marry and to continue in residence.