Sentence examples for residence reserved from inspiring English sources

Lobsang showed me the library, which is not yet open, and the sixth floor, which contains a residence reserved for the Dalai Lama — if he is able to return.

The integration legislation is based on the idea that 'permanent residence is reserved for foreigners who integrate', that 'results count' and that 'citizenship must be earned' (Ersbøll and Gravesen, 2010).

Ten percent of the residences will be reserved for families earning 30 to 80percentt of the Stamford area median family income, currently about $116,300.

Another advantage for the city is that a portion of the residences will be reserved for people 55 and over, he said, which will reduce the project's impact on local schools.

Owner Philip Mansel, who's a historian and author, has spent years curating its contents and filling what was once a more reserved country residence with colour and imagination.

In the past, professional help for residences has been basically reserved for wealthy clients.

It is planning to convert the old office structure into residences, with 300 rooms reserved for students at Seton Hall's law school.

But the residences won't be reserved for Facebook employees ― they'll be for the public. .

Several of the residence halls located on Southside are reserved for members of the Corps of Cadets.

Those who decline the obligation will then have the options of leaving the state, seceding to form a new state with like-minded people, or taking residence in a territory within the state reserved for dissenters.

In Andrianampoinimerina's time this compound corresponded with the Mahandrihono compound at the rova in Antananarivo, being reserved for the king alone with his residence positioned beside the tombs of the ancestors.