Sentence examples for residential placed from inspiring English sources

The structures are assumed to be residential, placed in a very high seismicity region with Soil Type II and according to the Iranian Code of Practise for Seismic Design of Buildings (Standard No. 2800, third edition (2005)).

This is in no way representative of the way elderly people are treated in residential places.

The UK average for a residential place was revealed to be £27,113 a year.

Since applications opened in February, 420 have registered an interest, with more than 20 applicants per residential place.

We have just under 200 residential places, so I'm involved in any issues to do with students, and there are budgets to manage.

The NAO said average annual spend on a foster child is £29,000 to £33,000, while a residential place typically costs £131,000 to £135,000.

Planned in 1603, the fashionable and much imitated residential Place Royale (now Place des Vosges) remains a monument to the king's competence and vision as an urban planner.

It is perhaps the fact that it has always been a residential place with little or no industry that has helped preserve its charm, with the medieval street layouts still resisting urban planners.

The main problem we face is the cost of private care: there isn't a residential place that can care for her needs and personality in the right amount.

You can still see the illustrious connection in the naming of things - Blundellsands was built in 1865 by Nicholas Blundell as "a residential place for the better classes", giving its name to schools and roads; and even today you don't travel far in Lancashire before running into a Blundell Arms.

… I organize them into different groups according to their residential places [China or New Zealand].