She was told that I.S. 90 was being kept vacant for at least a year, so KIPP could eventually use the space to expand its school.
The see had been kept vacant since the death of Lanfranc in 1089, during which period the king had confiscated its revenues and pillaged its lands.
Mr. Karnilowicz estimated that 5 percent of the city's 212,000 rental units (about 10,600) are kept vacant by landlords who would rather not deal with rent control (others estimate the number is higher, about 25,000 units).
At the same time, nearly every surface on an airline seat has to be easily replaceable during the brief interval between landing and takeoff, so that if a passenger spills a glass of red wine the seat won't have to be kept vacant for the following flight: a lost fare.
Three apartments under the plots were kept vacant to monitor air-conditioning energy consumption.
The front display windows of the first boutique in Aoyama were often kept vacant while the clothes remained in the back room of the shop.
Symbol frequencies were kept equal on the remaining vacant boxes (1/3 of each symbol) by changing symbols in case of over/under-representation of some symbols.
Both men have applied for the vacant director of rugby role but McIntosh does not know whether they will be kept on by the region.
A hierarchy between users is imposed, in which secondary users (SUs) are allowed, by the spectrum manager, to communicate either in the vacant bands left by the licensed users, called primary users (PUs), or the non-vacant bands under the condition that the created interference (at the primary receivers) is kept below some predefined thresholds [3].
The costs of these plots were kept at far below market prices and as a result many of them, in the absence of a non-utilization fee, were held for speculation and remained vacant for considerable periods of time.
