Further to their design and construction, the services provided for managing the estates' facilities are crucial to the living quality of numerous habitants there.
Weary of its profitless task, the company leased the fur trade to private companies and then, in 1645, to a group of Canadian residents known as the Community of Habitants (Communauté des Habitants).
Cities need to adapt to ageing societies because the average age of habitants is increasing rapidly alongside the global trend of urbanisation.
The rural Catholic French Canadian communities, comprised largely of habitants and day labourers, experienced serious out-migration beginning in the 1940s and accelerating dramatically over the next three decades.
During the brief rule of the Community of Habitants, representatives (syndics) of the people of Quebec, Trois Rivières, and Montreal were consulted on local matters.
The repair/replacement cost of habitants, schools, hospitals, monuments, demolitions or temporary supports constitute 50.3%% of the total earthquake cost.
The total numbers of habitants that can be served by water discharged from these sites are also shown in Table 7.
In Owerri, the water produced can serve about 2,340 and 1,690 habitants per month on average based on 36 and 50 L/capita/day, respectively, while the total numbers of habitants that can be served by the water produced in Onitsha are 2,530 and 1,820/month on average based on water usage of 36 and 50 L/capita/day, respectively.
We have chosen a more practical solution – that is, to address a very large number of habitants in the area.
In southern Xinjiang, most of habitants are Uyghur ethnicity, some of whom have fears about vaccine safety or adhere to religious beliefs, which reject immunizations.
