Reflecting this growing interest and demand, there has been a corresponding shift from temporary occupation of vacant sites to integration of community gardens into urban parks system.
The invasion and occupation of vacant risky sites should be stopped; streams such as the Jenguele should be maintained and their channels kept wide enough to facilitate the quick evacuation of run-off waters through monthly clean-up campaigns.
For instance, renter occupation and vacant units were negatively associated with median household value and median household income across rural urban status.
Successful elimination of one species, as it has occurred in domestic Chagas disease transmission in Brazil and other Southern Cone Initiative countries, may lead to the occupation of vacant niches by other triatomines species.
The plan for the day, as announced, was to gather at Duarte Park at 6th Avenue and Canal Street to attempt a RE-Occupation of vacant land owned by Trinity Church, more of a real estate company than a house of worship.
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"Move-In Day" had been billed as a celebration of the occupation and conversion of a vacant building into a political and community centre.
Clearly, there are zones of such identities left vacant by education, labor, and family for occupation by the demons of commercial and capitalist culture (I am happy to come politically clean about my allegiances).
Action to bring vacant properties into use and tackle under-occupation in London would probably do more to alleviate the capital's social housing shortage than trying to curb immigrants' entitlements.
Due to the high degree of vocational specificity and standardization, firms can rely on the acquired occupation-specific qualifications when filling vacant posts (Müller and Shavit 1998; Kerckhoff 2001; Wolter et al. 2006).
"Absence of occupation is not rest/ A mind quite vacant is a mind distressed," wrote William Cowper, wagging his finger but speaking truth.
