Sentence examples for residence rules from inspiring English sources

Residence rules Most countries will treat you as resident and tax you if you are physically present for 183 days or more.

(The residence rules for other large transient groups, like college students, wouldn't be affected by this change).

The commission argues that the EU-wide "habitual residence" rules are a sufficient safeguard against "benefit tourism".

A survey by Ms Levenson found that 86% of family members felt stressed because of registration and residence rules, and 49% feared for their own safety.

Discussion focuses on the antiquated, fuzzy dichotomous descriptors of patrilocal/matrilocal residence rules, trait heritability, the utility of dental metric data, and small and imbalanced samples.

One possibility is that Mr Xi and his allies are preparing a radical set of economic reforms: freeing interest rates, overhauling local-government finances, and easing landownership and residence rules.

Counting inmates as residents — which is permitted under the Census Bureau's "usual residence" rule — skews political power, clout and resources.

Rural officials support keeping the residence rule as it is.

The problem is simple: the usual residence rule creates political districts that would not otherwise exist.

Unless the Obama administration acts soon to change the residence rule, these imbalances will be built into the 2010 census.

All Clegg is doing is arguing that this long-term residence rule be reduced by four years.