Sentence examples for residency problems from inspiring English sources

Ms. Johnson's backers sought unsuccessfully to have Ms. Simpson thrown off the ballot, citing residency problems.

Taco and Dumdum eventually resolve their illegal residency problem, and in the process impulsively embrace a world where appearance and reality are hard to distinguish, by rushing to a wedding chapel, where Dumdum marries Doll, and Taco marries Vera, an African-American transvestite lap-dancer and celebrated Las Vegas figure.

A recent review, however, found no strong associations between house officers' personality traits and risk for problems during residency training.

Within obstetrics, for example, one fellow reported being taught during medical education and residency to thoroughly document problems - another, who studied elsewhere, reported "I wasn't taught that way", and didn't begin using the problem list until she joined Partners.

Pupil residency is a major problem in school systems across Connecticut.

You mentioned the problem of residency and fellowship eligibility; typically, those residency requirements are only for non-nationals of the European Economic Area EEAA), so they should present no problem.

The annulment created problems concerning her residency in the UK, but they have now been sorted out, and she is considering becoming a British citizen.

Urban residency was protective for several problems while the impact of socioeconomic status varied by subscore: Women with a higher socioeconomic status had higher scores for pleasure & orgasm, but scored worse on partnership satisfaction.

If the percentage and quality of students interested in GP/FM is found to reflect the choice of GP/FM as a residency and a profession, serious problems may eventually arise for the National Health System, taking into consideration the new model that is to be applied soon and which emphasizes Primary Health Care.

Ms. Remauro said the governor had no role in the decision to switch the endorsement from Mr. Straniere, adding that "the issue was the fact that there was a problem with his residency".

Commentators often attribute these changes to specific events which are close to the Westminster village such as the Conservatives' current problems over the residencies of their rich donors, or the expenses scandal – which damaged Labour more than the other parties – gradually fading from memory.