The residence requirement had been removed in most cases and replaced with a requirement of ownership of the lease for two years.

Under the parish plan, all new market housing must be 'subject to a principal residence requirement' which means the buyers would have to show they intended to live there.

In 2007 the residence requirement was set at two years.

After 19 months, he had fulfilled the homestead residence requirement.

Lengthy curfews were replaced by more flexible overnight residence requirements and wide geographical limits were replaced with more limited powers to impose tightly defined exclusions from certain areas.

It will be the first time the party has been held at the royal residence.

The royal residence may soon have a 150m overhaul, so rubbish-pickers might find treasures left out on the kerb.

A royal residence becomes a fairytale palace with installations inspired by its occupants.

He said it had been built to serve as a royal residence.

She was drinking fizz with chums in a royal residence - exactly the kind of behaviour that got her into financial trouble.

The carriage house renovated and expanded into a separate residence in 1972.

In 1936 a separate residence was built for the superintendent.

They are not outwardly affectionate, they don't hold hands in public and it wasn't until 1998 that they stopped maintaining separate residences.

In 1984, it was again renovated and subdivided into four separate residences.

They were careful not to be seen in public together, and maintained separate residences.

In 1864, with peace in the offing, it reverted to residential use, first as a single-family residence and later as an apartment house.

Once subdivided into apartments, the house was restored as a single-family residence.

The post office has not retained its original commercial function, having instead been converted into a single-family residence.

During the 1930s the building was converted for use as a single-family residence, a function it retains at present.

Single-family residence proposals, two-family residence proposals and residence accessory structure proposals are normally not reviewed, except in special circumstances.

Painstaking restoration work of what had been a summer residence for a bishop cost him about 1.2 million and won 26 awards.

It requires only six months of annual summer residence during the qualification period to emerge as a cricketer whom the counties may field without penalty.

For the next 200 years, the palace was the court's main summer residence before it was opened to the public as a museum.

It was built about 1859-1861 as a summer residence.

He used it mostly as a summer residence.

After those bacteria take up residence inside the plant, they should pump out about 25 percent of the nitrogen it needs.

We winners take up residence on one side of the split and have as little to do with the other as possible.

After the aliens take up residence in the murky depths, soon battleships are being electrocuted and beaches terrorised.

Migrating flocks are about to arrive, some passing through on their way to other destinations, others to take up residence for six months.

The insider said that if contestants won the speedboat it would take up residence in the garden for the rest of the show.

When taking up temporary residence inside a person, spirits usually like to have a bit of fun.

His temporary residence was cancelled in 2005.

Most have a good chance of winning at least temporary residence, according to the authorities.

There were no permanent inhabitants, but houses contained canoes and fishing gear, suggesting the island was used as a temporary residence by fishing parties.

Apart from serving as an escape route it served as her temporary residence when she made administrative visits to the fort.