It warns: 'Unless action is taken soon which will result in a recovery of consumer confidence there is every possibility that sales of timeshare in Europe will cease in the foreseeable future.' A timeshare is the purchase of a right to occupy accommodation for a period of time - usually a week - on a regular basis for a number of years, with Spain and the Canary Islands most popular among Britons.
A treaty between the two in 1571, however, reveals their interest in restoring a balance in the political situation by recognizing the right of Ahmadnagar to annex Berar and Bidar in return for recognition of Bijapur's right to occupy extensive territories in the south, particularly portions of Vijayanagar.
Turkey has reportedly been offered the right to occupy much of Iraqi Kurdistan.
Plug In America supports the principle of specialty plates for easy identification of cars with high-occupancy-lane privileges and for other reasons, like for quick verification of their right to occupy a public charging space.
America's Biggest Entitlement Program is the Republican Party's conviction that it alone has some sort of divine right to occupy the Presidency.
Each of the Askernish crofters received the permanent right to occupy a portion of the old farm and to graze animals on common land near the sea, while Lady Gordon Cathcart, who still owned the farm and the rest of the island, retained the manor house, a portion of the arable land, and the right to play golf on the machair.
If you want the right to occupy a piece of land, and you want the government to protect your title to that land, then a rent should be paid to the community that reflects the value of that land, because it is the needs of the community which have given that land value.
The Nazis would take from the Jews their wealth, their right to intermarry with non-Jews, and their right to occupy many fields of labour (such as practising law, medicine, or working as educators).
More recently, she spearheaded efforts to balance the rights of Occupy Wall Street protesters with quality-of-life concerns of residents, including limiting the hours for drumming.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has defended the free-speech rights of Occupy Wall Street protesters while objecting to their message, said Wednesday that he had become more concerned about how the Occupy Wall Street encampment in Zuccotti Park was affecting residential and commercial life in Lower Manhattan.
