The current occupant cannot be a tenant for owner occupied terms.
Males occupy long-term territories that are vocally advertised and used for oviposition by females (Ringler et al. 2012).
Not surprisingly, the King's Bench judges were "immoderately over burdened", the Common Pleas judges were "fully occupied in term, and much engaged in vacation also" and the Barons of the Exchequer were "comparatively little occupied either in term or vacation".
Australia could be hit with trade sanctions over the Abbott's government's decision to stop calling East Jerusalem "occupied", a term used in United Nations resolutions and supported in votes by the Australian government.
For example, there was a highly contentious policy that palliative patients occupying long term care beds would be charged a per diem fee.
We found that 132 of 762 lncRNAs have at least one shared GO term, but the overlapping GO terms only occupy a small proportion of terms predicted using our method.
But it is irresponsible to do so only months before an election that will fill 35 seats now occupied by term-limited Council members, she said, after explaining her support for term limits.
Europe's estimated 12 million Roma — previously called Gypsies, which is considered a derogatory term — occupy an uneasy place on the Continent.
Feces can cause illness or contaminate water if disposed of improperly; trash, which is supposed to be "packed out" of the forest, can build up when a site is occupied long-term.
As we strive to articulate our responsibilities to the unborn fetus, a slightly different intuition about value, and a slightly different perception of the place such a being occupies in terms of the species membership we rightly are concerned to acknowledge and protect.
This may have resulted in missed opportunities as they did not provide the needed RH technical expertise leading to their middle position they occupied in terms of supporting the program (Table 1).
