Sentence examples for implemented residence from inspiring English sources

Seven justices will hear arguments on Monday, in a case brought by the Public Law Project (PLP), insisting no minister has the power to impose such discriminatory regulations and that the yet to be implemented residence test is unlawful.

Elizabeth Wood, the agency's first director, was in favor of maintaining diverse residences and implemented a quota system in the hopes of bringing black and white families together in one area.

Los Angeles, for example, has implemented "watering days" which assign residences specific days of the week they are permitted to water outdoors based upon their addresses.

This new development eliminates tuning from case to case of one parameter used in soot numerical simulations, α, the portion of soot surface sites available for reaction, which is implemented as a function of temperature and residence time (particle history).

Denmark has since the turn of the century implemented some of the most demanding requirements for residence and citizenship in Europe, while Sweden has not adopted any (Goodman, 2014).

The civic integrationist turn usually refers to the stricter requirements for residence and citizenship that many states have implemented since the late 1990's.

For instance, after Cornell University implemented an amnesty policy, they witnessed an increase in calls to residence assistants and 911 for help dealing with an intoxicated friend (Lewis and Marchell 2006).

Simultaneously, a slug flow was implemented to ensure crystal transport through the reactor and to reduce the residence time distribution.

They issued a list of proposed improvements to be implemented by the hotel, such as complying with the building regulations and the regulations for residence facilities.

Dose calculation entails (1) export of residence times to the OLINDA/EXM software [1], (2) spherical model dose calculation [2] implemented as continuous interpolation model and (3) Voxel S dose calculation.

Spain additionally introduced in 2005 an 'expiry procedure' (caducidad padronal) implemented for the first time in 2007, that requires all non-EU foreigners without a permanent residence permit to renew their registration in the Padrón every 2 years.