residency
റെസിഡൻസി
definition
noun
a government ruling confirmed the returning refugees' right to residency
the fact of living in a place.
The Residency or Khengar Bhavan was built in 1882 AD as the residency of the British Resident in the ruler's minority.
the official residence of the British governor general's representative or other government agent, especially at the court of an Indian state.
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Artists pursue their ongoing work in an intense, three-week summer 'residency' in New York City.
While the previous plan would have required only a year of residency in the territory for voters to be eligible, the latest plan would require a quarter of a century of 'residency' .
If they get pregnant and have the baby here, they will be entitled to get 'residency' .
the photographs were taken in East London during an artist-in-school 'residency'
As with so many rural villages, a number of young people are now working in the cities, although their roots as well as 'residency' is still bound to the village.
The final piece, Le Sacre du printemps features five dancers and was created this summer at the MAI during an artist 'residency' .
None of the training I received in medical school, 'residency' , fellowship, or practice had taught me how to reply to Anna.
Of course I still had to take up 'residency' in Florida while the process was going on.
The notion of local 'residency' was forged long before globalisation changed the living conditions of the world.
We have been away from each other a lot in the last few months, as she's been in Europe and is now doing her medical 'residency' in a state not too far away.
a government ruling confirmed the returning refugees' right to 'residency'
To be honest it felt embarrassing that I'd never given thought to the fact of his 'residency' .
All of these college towns - and many others - have local statutes that limit students from establishing 'residency' and registering to vote.
Applications in writing, with examples of work, are invited from artists interested in the 'residency' .
The purpose of a 'residency' is to attain professional competence in direct patient care and in practice management beyond entry level.
Look out for works from a 'residency' program for emerging artists.
Insufficient training on disability during medical school and 'residency' complicates this process.
The new policy affects 11,000 applications for 'residency' , but the total number of people involved is greater, as some applications involve two parents and siblings.
His proposal could lead to permanent 'residency' for illegals, some living in the US for more than 20 years.
she has Irish 'residency'
The KGB ‘ 'residency' ’ in Delhi was one of the largest in the world outside the Soviet bloc, and was awarded the rare honour by the Centre of being promoted to ‘main residency’.
he saw me at a folk club where I was doing the 'residency' one Sunday night
Undocumented immigrants already working in the United States would have to wait another three years on a restricted visa before applying for permanent 'residency' .
‘It is a beautiful country and I would love to stay but I can't get 'residency' at present,’ said Matthew.
They come to New Zealand thinking they can obtain permanent 'residency' , and they cannot.
The democratic rights to freely choose one's occupation and place of 'residency' , as well as to immigration and asylum, are being ruthlessly sacrificed to the interests of big business.
Other draft laws give the authorities increased powers to deal with issues relating to housing, 'residency' and labour rights.
How did he perform in medical school and 'residency' and later in his practice as judged by the physician and nursing staff with whom he worked?
When dutifully checking in the next day, he explained that his application for permanent 'residency' is pending, allowing him legal stay until it is resolved.
I was also confident that I would be able to find or create a part-time 'residency' in my chosen specialty of family practice, but I found I was wrong.
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