The Prime Minister, Stanley Bruce, had officially taken up residence in The Lodge a few days earlier.

After some peripeteia, they ended up in the Canadian ambassador's residence.

Supporting this position, Mao was elected to the Party Committee, taking up residence in Shanghai.

The Oz twitterverse has taken up the challenge.

According to the directive, every EU citizen has the right to a residence permit for up to five years in any member state, followed by the right to permanent residence.

He has a residence in Geneina.

Ipswich 'pig in residence' house for sale

The residence has since fallen into disrepair.

I am sorry to have taken up your valuable time.

When the five years of legal residence are completed, an immigrant automatically gains the inalienable right to permanent residence.

(a) Have their habitual residence in its territory

Her coronation took place on 28 June 1838, and she became the first sovereign to take up residence at Buckingham Palace.

Persons concerned having their habitual residence in another State

Jean makes it clear that he has no intention of selling, but plans to take up residence and live off the land.

By 1985, the argument has been taken up by opponents of evolutionary theory.

61 21. Renovation of the residence of the Secretary General

Hell is their residence, the evil abode of the unjust.

After 10 months of waiting, I received my residence visa.

You'll have to establish residence here before you can vote.

The next meeting will be held at Tom's new residence.

The cause of radical reform has also been taken up by the European Parliament.

It went up to about 16,000 posts, and now it has been taken off.

The Soldier's left hand is raised up, the Miner's left hand is taken aside.

4. Approves the renovation of the residence of the Secretary General

(a) Persons concerned having their habitual residence in its territory and

The family changed their residence several times and rarely went outside.

Were the measures taken two weeks ago to shore up the financial system simply wrong?

The original initiative, started on Facebook , was taken up by González, who contacted the creators.

But she has since dropped the knife and taken up the fight against the practice.

Her biggest problem is unemployment and a lack of a permanent residence.

Built in 1920, the former residence of the Kayah (Karenni) State governor.

I do not need a residence permit because I am from Iceland.

In 1935 Bulgakov went to the Spaso House, the residence of U.S.

There is a Kościuszko Museum at his last residence, in Solothurn, Switzerland.

According to the directive, every EU citizen has the right to a residence permit for up to five years in any member state, followed by the right to permanent residence. In principle, even inactive immigrants will then be eligible for social welfare benefits, just like nationals.

Women are now the majority of voters, and young people have taken up the reform banner.

Now, Dr. Gro Bruntland, the head of the World Health Organization, has taken up the challenge.

Moreover, what little action has been taken has been aimed at shoring up the financial system.

But securitized credit taken off one bank s balance sheet usually ended up on another bank s books.

Two trunks, several bags, and some strapped up rugs had been taken down to the hall.

He did not know any of them except Enoch, who was taken up to Heaven alive.

Telephones of the residence where participants of the conclave lived were also wiretapped.

And within this project, he's doing a smaller project called Artists in Residence.

Generally speaking, after seeing photographs of the residence, all embezzlers have horrible taste.

The Sovereign's official residence in Scotland is the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.