Sentence examples for residence system from inspiring English sources

"The argument that I've heard is that MIT started its residence system in fraternities...

An increase in the number of students who depledged fraternities suggests that a few kinks remain in MIT's new residence system, though few students transferred between dormitories.

The need for group homes has not abated, though, since the population of developmentally disabled people who were living at home in 1975 is now aging and in need of vacancies in the community residence system.

The second is hukou, the residence system that ties people to the areas in which they were born and denies them access to services like social security, healthcare, and education in other cities.

MIT's mistaken optimism about rush has led to a budget shortfall in a program to help fraternities and independent living groups survive the transition to the new freshmen-in-dormitories residence system.

The residence system offers a range of styles in building, room, and culture, from Charles River dorms to historic Back Bay brownstones to residential houses in nearby Allston and Brighton.

This growth resulted in the largest residence hall system in the United States.

President John A. Hannah's push to expand in the 1950s and 1960s resulted in the largest residence hall system in the United States.

This seasonal system would reduce any stress on the temporary and permanent residence systems by encouraging migrants to seek protection only for the minimum amount of time needed.

Nearly 100 million former peasants, released from the strict residence registration system, are now part of a massive 'floating' migrant population.

a residence registration system that deprives migrants of welfare services in the cities where they work.