Sentence examples for residence given from inspiring English sources

This can be attributed to the loose attachment many slum residents have to their place of residence given the informal nature of the settlements and the obvious disadvantage in terms of access to services compared to the neighbouring middle and upper class residential areas.

If the blue card project is approved, it would grant high-skilled workers a renewable right to work and live anywhere in the European bloc, with permanent residence given automatically after five consecutive years.

George was born in Mayfair, in Chesterfield House at the bottom of South Audley Street – the family's London residence, given up for a more modest "grace and favour" address in Green Street when he was eight.

Judges are well-placed to give proper weight to factors such as the defendant's country of residence (given the huge personal impact of extradition), the location of evidence and witnesses and the relative costs of extradition to, and trial in, the requesting state compared with a trial in the home state.

Selection of children could not explain the differences in DDE levels by area of residence given the lack of a geographic pattern in the nonrespondents.

Patients with serious physical or mental pathologies, such as terminal disease and psychosis, which could make the comprehension and completion of the questionnaire difficult, also were excluded, as were patients whose destination after hospital discharge differed from their usual residence, given the difficulties associated with locating them.

The violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann, who served last year as the Philharmonic's artist in residence, gave a self-possessed yet burning performance of the concerto.

Hidden down a backstreet behind bland office buildings, this 1930s modernist residence gives internationally renowned artists an intimate space in which to show their work.

In 1921 the mural painter William de Leftwich Dodge altered the front of the Morgan residence, giving it the gay inset balcony on the top floor, flanked by medallions, which he may have designed himself.

After the show, in a late-night encounter, François Salque, a cellist, will play a piece by Krystof Maratka, a young Czech composer and the festival's composer in residence, giving a preview of a Czech Celebration next week.

With Ms. Dimbo working as a bank manager in Lagos, the family lived comfortably, but came back to Ireland twice, believing each time that George's citizenship and their past residence gave them the right to stay.