There are also nearly three dozen unoccupied senior positions designed to tackle specific current issues or conflicts.
Elaine Kaufman, the restaurant's owner, gatekeeper and, often, its bouncer, greeted the editor at the door herself and blocked the way into the restaurant, even though it was an off hour and the editor could see that nearly every table was unoccupied.
Among medical staff, nearly 9,000 posts were unoccupied.
The headquarters of the League, the Palace of Nations, remained unoccupied for nearly six years until the Second World War ended.
Nearly 5m housing units were unoccupied 10 years on, he says.
That left about 750 seats unoccupied.
"It's so serious". Most rooms were unoccupied.
This left most of Westchester unoccupied neutral ground.
According to the research firm CoStar Group, nearly 18 million square feet of unoccupied office space in Manhattan has not been factored into the market's vacancy rate.
At one end of this axis, which we term the "low social engagement model", bioenergy feedstock production can be imagined in areas that are unoccupied and unused or nearly so, hence destined to consumers located outside of the area, that is, urban, regional, or export markets.
Crowd breaks widows of unoccupied squad near Sherman and Auer.
