Sentence examples for existing dwellers from inspiring English sources

Solution proposals for obtaining the sustainability of the temporary housing sites were determined with respect to the observations made in production, occupancy, dismantling and evacuation processes of the temporary housing sites in a case study by taking the existing dwellers' expectations into consideration.

But there are concerns in the region about the impact of the new arrivals in urban areas and emerging tensions between the newcomers and existing town-dwellers.

To estimate a 10% increase in the use of services by the street- dwellers from the existing 34% from the government/non-government facilities for any ailment, with 95% confidence interval, and 80% power, the required sample-size was 200 ever-married females and 200 ever-married males aged 15+ years from each study area.

Since the mid 1990s, low-density residential tourist land uses associated with second homes and more affluent urban dwellers have spread around existing mass tourist urban centres.

Apartment dwellers or suburban homeowners can replace existing windows or walls with channel glass, as long as the depth measures at least two inches.

It was envisioned that through this scheme, the Delhi Government would rehabilitate poor people living in slum clusters by providing financial assistance to slum dwellers for their relocation from their existing place or to carry out economic promotional activity at their existing place.

Volkswagen Group's Moia sub-brand launched last year at TechCrunch Disrupt, with a focus on helping connect the dots between VW's existing automotive business and a future where city-dwellers also rely heavily on ride pooling and ride hailing services.

Existing New York state law bars most urban apartment-dwellers from renting out their units for less than 30 days if they are not present.

The existing service delivery system is not convenient for street dwellers because the usual service hours do not match their free time due to their work schedule.

Many of the articles retrieved were describing either cross-cultural modification of an existing assessment/diagnostic tool, research with individuals (i.e. informants or community dwellers) to validate the models/tools constructs, or evaluation of a medical condition or screening tool in various ethno-cultural groups around the world.

Many of the articles were again describing either cross-cultural modification of an existing assessment/diagnostic tool, research with individuals (i.e. informants or community dwellers) to validate the models/tools constructs, or evaluation of a medical condition or screening tool in various ethno-cultural groups around the world.