Sentence examples for for domiciles from inspiring English sources

Defense against enemies may also be a candidate function for domiciles (Table 2).

However, survival outside domiciles was reduced even in the predator-free conditions of the lab, and I can thus reject an exclusively protective function for domiciles.

Every few years there's a small populist flurry of complaint against the domicile laws, and the government mutters something, and even very occasionally does something, such as introduce the £30,000 annual fee for domicile, rising later this year to £50,000.

Age at course entry was collapsed into mature (21 and over) or not (< 21); ethnicity was grouped as White vs non-White; Fee status was used as a proxy for Domicile and grouped into UK vs EU or overseas; and pre-admission qualifications were grouped into standard A-levels (including Scottish Highers) vs all others.

The last National Research for Sample of Domiciles census in Rio de Janeiro revealed that in this city 53.4% are white, 46.1% are black, and 0.5% are Asian or Amerindian [21].

Queens Royalty It worked for Eddie Murphy's character Prince Akeem in "Coming to America": New Yorkers looking for regal domiciles may want to check out Queens, where the View at EastCoast condominium building in Long Island City is marketing to buyers with "any desire to live like royalty," according to the listing.

And the House oversight committee has found that before the 2010 election the IRS handed 1.1m pages of tax information on non-profit groups to the FBI a big no-no.American tax law is so complex and burdensome that more and more big firms are fleeing the country for friendlier domiciles (see article).

Elevation tears down the existing structures and hires ­expensive designers and architects to create spiffy domiciles for an elite clientele for rents up to $35,000 monthly.

The FreePlay app allows for 16 different Sims with 1,200 customization options for their domicile including a select number of pets.

Rumour has it that the first choice of domicile for fund managers investing, along with the US Treasury, in American banks' toxic assets is Grand Cayman.

They migrated to the filing area, which contained relics of social networks past: during its peak, in the inter-war era, there was a Register for every city ("Detroit, 1919"), plus a salmon-colored edition, called Dilatory Domiciles, for summer residences.