Sentence examples for in occupancy of from inspiring English sources

Cooper and Stone anticipate and echo each other's thoughts and feelings so nimbly they're barely in occupancy of their own skins.

"What that means is that Martin Act tenants must be allowed to remain in occupancy of their apartments at rents that are comparable to other nonregulated rents in comparable apartments," Mr. Ng said.

It was driven by an increase in occupancy of 5.8 percentage points, to 82.6percentt; hotel operators are wary about trying to raise rates until it is clear that the occupancy gains can be sustained.

So far, Canyon Ranch's revenues are "holding up very nicely" this time, too, he said, despite a dip in occupancy of about 10percentt in Tucson and Lenox in 2008.

Yet in the whole Île-de-France region, an area around Paris that is slightly smaller than Connecticut, luxury hotels report a drop in occupancy of up to 20percentt in the first three months of this year.

By law, he said, under a "noneviction plan conversion" -- the most common type of conversion of a building from rental to co-op in New York -- such tenants are entitled to continue in occupancy of their apartments for as long as they want, provided they continue to pay their rents on time and, if they have leases, to comply with the terms of their lease agreements.

The admitted fraction was computed for strata of in-hospital occupancy of <95%, 95 100%, 100 105%, and >105%.

The 300 mg netupitant dose was also the minimal dose tested in the PET study resulting in receptor occupancy of 90% in the striatum [ 27].

We are interested in the in vivo occupancy of the site, denoted as X i.

Comparable increases in GFP levels or duration are not monitored, due to non significant alternation in the occupancy of TetO in the reporter gene.

Social-class divisions are quite sharp in Caracas, as elsewhere in South America, and are reflected in the occupancy of residential areas.