Sentence examples for forced residence from inspiring English sources

It is worth pointing out that the generation-skipping household in rural areas and some of the elderly-only households (i.e., only parents are left behind) are forced residence arrangements that may be temporary.

They confined the city's Jewish population to an area which became known as the "ghetto" - an Italian word, originating in Venice, the site of the world's first Jewish ghetto, now used to describe any such forced residence of a particular ethnic, national or religious group.

In order to achieve this, the experiments are designed to decouple the effect of extrusion shear from forced convection residence time by fixing the residence time at 0.615 s.

The favourable performance of the high polymer content spun fibres was also related to shear rate and forced convection residence time during spinning.

In one case, the judge wrote about a case where she was forced to transfer residence to re-establish a relationship between a child and an alienated parent.

One wrote about a case where she was forced to transfer residence to re-establish a relationship between a child and an alienated parent.

Hundreds of students were forced to evacuate residence halls.

Nine men who were recently forced from community residences back into state institutions for the developmentally disabled ("As an Institution Empties, Community Fears Force Nine Men Back," May 17) have filed a suit in Federal District Court against the Department of Human Services and its Division of Developmental Disabilities.

The destruction of 546 residences forced approximately 1,000 people into 100 shelters.

The storm forced many Florida residences to evacuate, especially people living in the barrier islands along the Florida Gulf Coast.

With the city's infrastructure already overburdened to the breaking point, fully one-third of these new arrivals were forced to take up residence in urban shantytowns known as katchi abadis, which ordinarily lacked power, running water, or sanitation.