"Those are occupied by visiting friends and relatives and farmhands."
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Only a few wards are occupied by critically ill patients.
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Today, fewer than half of the 84 storefronts are occupied.
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Three of the listed properties are occupied by US Border Patrol.
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These warehouses are occupied by at least 30,000 Minion-esque Kiva robots.
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A few of these cubicles are occupied, stuffed with clothes and belongings.
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Some of the capsules are occupied by artists, but most are empty.
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The cellar residences, often overcrowded and unsafe, are occupied primarily by immigrants.
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Rechristened Arverne View, the place is almost unrecognizable: Apartments are occupied once again.
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He often thinks that nearby parked cars are occupied by people watching him.
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About half the houses are occupied but the other half are boarded up.
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The Paracels are occupied entirely by China but also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan.
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Only the last-mile jobs are occupied disproportionately by workers without a college education.
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It did not matter, Justice Breyer added, that some structures are occupied only occasionally.
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The Paracels are occupied entirely by China but also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan.
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About 50 other houses are occupied, with blue tarps to keep out the rain.
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Plus, five of the seven Fed board seats are occupied, mostly with establishment-friendly Republicans.
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Of the 34 seats up for re-election this year, 24 are occupied by Republicans.
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In the border state of Roraima, 40% of the hospital beds are occupied by Venezuelans.
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But that's unlikely to happen, as all of those positions are occupied by human beings.
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Bonus: Parents can take a few spare minutes to themselves while their kids are occupied.
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In the border state of Roraima, 40% of the hospital beds are occupied by Venezuelans.
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He manages the motel's 16 units, many of which are occupied by long-term tenants.
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Thirty homes are occupied and another 70 or so are in various stages of building.
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Their lands are occupied by armed Arab tribes that the victims still call the Janjaweed.
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Key government positions remain unfilled, and others are occupied by nonexperts in their respective offices.
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And as few as 10 percent of positions at leading tech companies are occupied by women.
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" The protesters don't immediately disperse and continue to shout, "When people are occupied, resistance is justified.
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For the first time in 117 years, the empty niches on the museum's exterior are occupied.
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Today, 62% of elected offices at the federal, state and local level are occupied by white men.
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A few of the remaining patches of dry ground are occupied by sheds, where chickens are raised.
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So no origin for large mammalian carnivores, no big hoofed mammals, no whales: those niches are occupied.
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Her bedroom and spare room are occupied by strangers—from New York acrobats, to a Korean family.
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The state Legislature is made up of 181 seats, just 37 of which are occupied by women.
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Many posts remain left vacant or are occupied by officials who haven't been confirmed by the Senate.
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The key ministerial positions — including justice, education, defence, and justice — are occupied by women in Spain's new cabinet.
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Steps from the New York Stock Exchange, only a handful of tables are occupied at Bobby Van's Steakhouse.
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When those are occupied Brunson has a great chance of cracking Machida clean if he comes up swinging.
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Over 100 tents are occupied by out of town workers and people who were displaced by Hurricane Michael.
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Some of the criteria was obvious, like changes in revenue or how many beds are occupied on average.
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Even so, there's no way Democrats will win them all, because a number are occupied by popular incumbents.
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"New York state has 40,000 hospital beds, almost all of which are occupied all the time," Redlener said.
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Although both projects are occupied with Ader's disappearance (Daalder's especially so), both contextualize the artist's work within broader frameworks.
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It has three ground-floor retail spaces, which are occupied by Flushing Bank, Canal Optical and a jewelry store.
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It's been very useful for controlling music with my voice while both hands are occupied taking care of Max.
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Several months later only a third of the stores are occupied, according to a recent report from The City.
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"We now want better quality assets, malls that are occupied, with healthy ratios and diverse tenants," Igal Namdar said.
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It has room for 110 golfers, even if it is rare if more than half the slots are occupied.
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Both of the camps are on Wet'suwet'en land, and are occupied by Wet'suwet'en land defenders and supporters year round.
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Serenity Place's female inpatient program currently has 16 beds, 14 of which are occupied by recovering heroin addicts, she said.
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When all the racks are occupied, I am generally approached first to be asked when I'll be vacating the equipment.
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Other parts of the Vulcan have similar set-ups—sometimes, the units are occupied by visual artists, sometimes by builders.
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Less than a quarter of computing and mathematical jobs in the US are occupied by women, as The Atlantic reports.
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Don't forget your head While your hands are occupied your partner's penis, don't forget about the rest of your body.
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Three-quarters of spaces on the streets of the city centre are occupied not by visitors or commuters but by residents.
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Those that are occupied have a mere trickle of customers, and the goods they sell—furniture, clothes, electronics—are ambitiously priced.
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One thing that's missing in the initial Google Maps rollout is the ability to check if individual charging stalls are occupied.
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Mr. Trump and Congress are occupied with trying to agree on a short-term spending bill ward off a government shutdown.
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A FEMA organization chart updated last month shows 13 top-level positions are occupied by "acting" officials rather than permanent appointees.
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The United States has about 900,0003 hospital beds, about two-thirds of which are occupied on average according to the CDC.
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There are four deputy assistant attorney general positions at the Civil Rights Division, and all are occupied by committed Obama holdovers.
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It has around 6,500 square feet of retail space on the ground and second floors, and all three retail units are occupied.
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Now, most of its 200 rooms are occupied by government officials and official guests; foreigners rarely stay there because of security concerns.
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But too many booths are occupied by people with nothing to say — a problem some of them solve by literally not talking.
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Maybe you're in a rush, or your arms are occupied with a family-sized bag of Cheetos and a conditioner two-pack.
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In others, say when your hands are occupied or your eyes are tired or you're just feeling lazy, you can use voice.
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The Filipino protesters plan in April to spend a month on all the islands in the Spratlys that are occupied by the Philippines.
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I do have an Ecobee thermostat with extra sensors in our house that targets heating or cooling only to rooms that are occupied.
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When buildings are occupied during construction, landlords must file tenant-protection plans with the buildings department and provide them to tenants upon request.
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The building has two residential units, which are occupied, and a retail unit, which was occupied by Steve Madden but is now vacant.
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Organizers said on Sunday that they were considering implementing an 'overbooking' system similar to airlines and hotels to make sure that seats are occupied.
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Only 2.8 percent of those jobs are occupied by a black woman, although the group makes up more than 6 percent of the workforce.
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But others are occupied with activities that have gone on unchanged for centuries: Women weave flowers into garlands; men burn incense; fishermen mend their nets.
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The building has eight penthouses — all of which are occupied except one, which is still on the market for $55 million, Cantor and Wasser said.
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Unlike the national team, however, the upper echelons of most professions in Brazil — be it medicine, media, business, entertainment or government — are occupied by whites.
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So far, only three of 24 intensive care beds are occupied by coronavirus patients, but few among her colleagues doubt that a wave will hit.
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The United States is distracted with impeachment, and officials who need to be substantively thinking about the sovereignty of these countries are occupied with investigations.
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The front seats were left vacant during our spin around Waymo's test track, but are occupied at other times by technicians who monitor the car's movement.
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Out of a total of 315 beds, 190 are occupied by Hong Kong people, compared with fewer than 10 when the facility first opened in 2006.
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Passengers will not be scared off by the restrooms, whose conveniences include signals on the ceiling that turn from green to red when stalls are occupied.
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I don't feel any change will happen in the city of Raqqa because the cease-fire will not implemented here since we are occupied by Daesh.
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Two additional bedrooms are above the garage in the addition; they are occupied by the couple's daughters, Pearl, 2, and Ada, who was born in September.
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Of the building's 11 floors, five are occupied by the Strand's retail and office operations, with the other floors rented by business tenants, Ms. Wyden said.
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About a tenth of its more than one million staff roles in the health service are vacant while almost nine out of 10 beds are occupied.
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Mr. Adams pointed out that in similar affordable housing developments in other cities, between 60 and 90 percent of the units are occupied by L.G.B.T. seniors.
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This monitor provides a bunch of information, but most prominently, it tells people which stalls are occupied and whether the stalls have a regular or squatting toilet.
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As easy as that may sound, I'm not always in a position to do that, especially when I'm cooking or doing things where my hands are occupied.
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He created a new National Guard to bolster troops, but many of its members are occupied stopping Central American refugees and migrants from reaching the United States.
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If you use a PC, Xbox, or other Microsoft device, chatting with Cortana can be an easy way to get things done while your hands are occupied.
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In reality, the Georgian and Russian people have more in common now than ever before: Both of their countries are occupied by Vladimir Putin and his corrupt cronies.
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A separate report from ICSC says that 85 percent of U.S. shopping centers are neighborhood and community centers, almost half of which are occupied by locally owned businesses.
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Plenty of rappers, including and especially from the South, have carved out long, lucrative careers that run parallel to whatever the majors are occupied with in the moment.
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It's not much better in the boardroom: not even one in five board members are women and just 16 percent of board seats are occupied by people of color.
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In the intensive care unit of an International Medical Corps hospital in the capital city of Juba, the beds are occupied by the tiny, skeletal frames of malnourished children.
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Murgatroyd tells PEOPLE that they're able to spend more time with Shai in the mornings, as their evenings are occupied with performing and everything that comes along with that.
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Norway and Iceland also have voluntary political-party quotas, as does Sweden where 44% of parliamentary seats are occupied by women, one of the highest rates in the world.
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Like other Apple products, the Series 3 also has Siri built in, which you can use for opening apps, skipping songs, and other tricks while your hands are occupied.
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Yet at the same time, some key positions on his transition team are occupied by people with a long history of rejecting the overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change.
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According to Dr. Michele Carbone, when the available Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds are occupied by patients who have COVID-28503, operations that require ICU space cannot be performed.
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The jurist explained: of the country's ten biggest federal courts, "New Jersey is second in weighted filings per district judgeship," a number that assumes all seventeen judgeships are occupied.
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All but two of the top 20 places in the Elo world rankings, a better predictor of match outcomes than FIFA's official ratings, are occupied by UEFA and CONMEBOL members.
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Its accompanying room sensors (sold separately) can also adjust the temperature depending on which rooms in your house are occupied, so you can use less power on your empty rooms.
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According to a report this year, only one out of five CEOs in the US is female, and only 12 percent of the world's board seats are occupied by women.
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Its rents are too expensive for most small businesses, one local tells me, and according to the directory next to the elevators, only 26 of the 20163 units are occupied.
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Along with their aides, the couple will bring a nanny to help with the baby while his parents are occupied at engagements, and Meghan's hairdresser, whom they paid for themselves.
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That was how he found out that four had died in La Loche, a town with roughly one-third the population of Margaret Court Arena when all 217,2134 seats are occupied.
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It is not open to the public, but some twenty small red cabins are occupied by an ever-changing assortment of visiting researchers, student field-trippers, and even artists-in-residence.
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He doesn't smoke when he's actually painting—"my hands are occupied"—but does so whenever he steps back to inspect the work in progress, and pretty much any other time too.
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Should a deal with Jet succeed, Tata would gain access to hard-to-get parking slots at Mumbai's congested airport, most of which are occupied by the 25-year-old airline.
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Some of those floors are occupied by students, but many sit empty, and landlords said the cost of renovating them would be too high given the relatively low rents in Oneonta.
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There's little attention paid to anyone who might be inside those buildings, and director Zack Snyder doesn't pause to let us know if they're okay or even if the buildings are occupied.
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Scenarios in Los Angeles, California, and South Bend, IndianaHere's how Los Angeles fares in the scenarios the maps lay out: The city has 19,500 hospital beds, about 66% of which are occupied.
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Yes, downtown, the gleaming buildings are occupied again — and now joined by fancy coffee shops, hip food trucks and a seemingly endless supply of young workers with IDs that hang from lanyards.
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Two floors are occupied by the North Lawndale Employment Network, which helps residents find jobs and operates Sweet Beginnings, a program that trains formerly incarcerated residents to become beekeepers at local apiaries.
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"Often, smaller scaled works of architecture, design, and art are occupied more intimately and so greater attention is focused on how materials are used in such spaces," she writes in her introduction.
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These are occupied by two men in outdoor apparel, who barely seem to take notice of us as we pass by, and Louise Runge Mortensen stops to explain the intention behind the room.
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Magic. Being able to dim the light a bit with your voice (with the help of something like Google Home or an Amazon Echo) when your arms are occupied by an upset newborn?
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The walk-through consists of a room-by-room tour of the museum, many of which are occupied by animated paraphernalia a visitor would typically catch inside a circus tent or toy store.
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Today, the real Castle Black and most of the archipelago of US outposts only recently arrayed across the Syrian frontier are emptying out, sit abandoned, or are occupied by Russian and Syrian troops.
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Salomon said 3,375 people were in a serious condition needing life support, up 19% compared to Wednesday and meaning that close to half of France's 8,000 beds equipped with ventilation gear are occupied.
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There are hundreds of miles of fencing that wall off Mexico, and the roads of the American Southwest are occupied by checkpoints where normal constitutional rights against search and seizure do not apply.
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We are committed to addressing this humanitarian need, but we know that when agents are occupied narcotics smugglers, criminal aliens, gang members and others use the opportunity to violate our borders and our laws.
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There are three slings next to the stairs, all of which are occupied; one inhabitant is getting pounded by a short, stocky top, the other two lying back with their legs in the air.
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And if they wanted to have a barbecue with friends, they could entertain like-minded neighbors; three of the four houses on their cul-de-sac are occupied by weekenders from Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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While your hands are occupied with the many buttons of a Dual Shock 4 in the real world, your virtual counterpart is flipping arcane switches and buttons with both hands trapped in a similar position.
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"The legitimate struggle of nations which are occupied ... are not examples of terrorism, and such charges in the American report are rejected," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Hossein Jaberi Ansari, quoted by state news agency IRNA.
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All but seven apartments in the building are occupied, renting from $2,600 to $3,600, close to three times the average price for an apartment in town, according to the latest figures from the Census Bureau.
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Sixty-eight boxes are occupied by hungry barn owls; during the harvest, a falconer comes to some vineyards every day, launching a bird of prey to scare away other birds with a taste for grapes.
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This 219-foot-wide Greek Revival house, designed by Joseph Trench as a single-family house in 2703, features five market-rate floor-throughs, of which three are occupied, and a large garden in back.
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Today, Alber says more than 53 percent of VP-and-above positions at Williams-Sonoma are occupied by women, and credits the company's demographic makeup to lack of biases in the hiring and promotion process.
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Likewise, they are occupied by a small cast of characters, most of whom will be offstage for the entire game and will exist only as voices in email, chat transcripts, and perhaps on answering machine tapes.
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Twenty-seven percent of its technology positions are occupied by women, and only 14 percent of its total employees are African-American, Latino or multiracial, based on numbers provided to AP. SurveyMonkey is hardly an outlier.
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Those appear to include many Native American reservations, sites still recovering from natural disasters like Puerto Rico, which is grappling with displaced populations, and seasonal areas like beach towns where some households are occupied only seasonally.
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She sends him away and Harriet is heartbroken, but soon their attentions are occupied by something else: the arrival of Frank Churchill and, nearly simultaneously, Jane Fairfax (Amber Anderson), Miss Bates's very accomplished and serene niece.
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In MMA, getting into and out of the clinch is a much bigger part of the game but because the hands are occupied in wrestling at many points these are the best times to chin a fighter.
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The only seats are occupied by the musicians and regulars, and the beer — a selection of mediocre Brazilian brands and cans of Heineken — is in a refrigerator in the back from which you have to help yourself.
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As an individual it has shown me that our people need our lands to thrive and it has given me more motivation to learn about my plant relatives and fight for my ancestral homelands that are occupied Chicago.
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The first step toward recovery, Mr. Ward advised, is simply being aware of how much of your conscious thoughts are occupied by your phone, whether you're directly using it or just aware that it is in your vicinity.
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The neurons of the brain's respiratory control center happen to be laden with opioid receptors, and when these receptors are occupied by actual opioids, the effect is that the channels used by the cells for signalling start blinking off.
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According to a survey last year by the American Society of News Editors, 83% of the workforce at U.S. daily print and online media outlets is white, and 87% of leadership positions are occupied by white reporters and editors.
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The three ports are occupied by the PFG, which signed the deal with the GNA at the end of last month to enable the Tripoli authorities to restart production, a major step toward asserting its control across the country.
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Booker emphasized that he campaigned for Hillary Clinton in 2016, when she lost the presidency to Republican Donald Trump, and noted most of his senior staff positions, including his chief of staff and legislative director, are occupied by women.
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"Many times the spaces are occupied by businesses or office spaces while the marquee remains as the 'identification' for the building," said Mr. Bringuet, whose company made the huge Times Square sign in Roman numerals for Super Bowl XLVIII.
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You aren't punching down on the opponent so the benefit of top position is pretty much eliminated, and you aren't able to turn your hips into the blows because your legs and hips are occupied locking down that leg.
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If anything, our findings point to November as a particularly bad time for startups to raise from VCs because, like most others in the U.S., investors are occupied with more important things like seeing family and demolishing Thanksgiving leftovers.
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Aretha is unexpectedly candid towards the end of each night, sweating off her glittery eyeshadow; at one point, when her fingers are occupied on the piano keys, her father gets up to wipe off her brow perspiration with a towel.
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Other examples of what the tech could do include auto-scrolling of text while reading or sheet music while playing an instrument, and the ability to pause or control a video player with your eyes while your hands are occupied.
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In another sign of growing poverty, the Federcasa housing association estimates some 49,000 public buildings are occupied by illegal squatters, up from 53,000 in 2006, driven in part by the influx of some 600,000 migrants in the past four years.
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At Trump Towers Pune, which were completed a few years ago as the first project in India to bear the Trump name, only seven of 46 units are occupied, according to building employees and others with knowledge of occupancy and sales.
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Those hours can be like the marvellous ones that Augie and I spent together bee-watching, or they can be violent or mindless—and that's true whether those hours are occupied by apps or TV or books or just by talk.
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In this movie, the theater and the living quarters above it are occupied by a dysfunctional bohemian family whose artistic and sociological antecedents go back to the 1936 Kaufman and Hart comedy "You Can't Take It With You," if not further.
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In this movie, the theater and the living quarters above it are occupied by a dysfunctional bohemian family whose artistic and sociological antecedents go back to the 1936 Kaufman and Hart comedy "You Can't Take It With You," if not further.
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As we mentioned when discussing Glover Teixeira's failure to prevent Alexander Gustafsson from circling out, low kicking the trailing leg as the opponent runs off the fence is a great means of damaging the leg while they are occupied and unable to check.
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The buildings, constructed in 27.95, consist of four ground-floor commercial spaces, which are occupied by a beauty salon, a grocery store and a pharmacy, and 2340 apartments, including 223 two-bedroom units, 21819 three-bedroom units and one four-bedroom unit.
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It added that it will classify flights based on risk level, which it determines based how much the coronavirus has spread in the area where the flight is originating from, as well as how many seats are occupied on the inbound plane.
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While many of them are working in industries that are occupied by people who are still undocumented, like food preparation, a good portion are able to leverage their work authorization and educational opportunities into white collar jobs, like sales or office administration.
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Working as a commissioned architectural photographer for over 16 years, he has felt that images in his field typically stay away from "communicating the experience of buildings and spaces, and in particular how buildings are occupied, used and adapted," he told Hyperallergic.
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These days, these houses are occupied by prosperous, often forward-thinking professionals—many of them white and, a good number, non-natives with few links to the city's past—who long for a Richmond respectful of its history and welcoming of its new diversity.
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I normally like to sneak away with the paper while my young kids are occupied with their Legos, but today I was able to involve them completely, and they absolutely loved listening to the cries of the lemur and the rattling sounds of the lava.
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The sky above the blank-eyed creature is reminiscent of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" (1893), but the painting also refers to works by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and the satires of François Rabelais, in which bucolic landscapes are occupied or marred by destructive humans.
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Vandermeyden says that she was often the only woman in meetings with as many as 40 or 50 employees, and also told the Guardian that all C-level exec positions are occupied by men, with only two VP positions out of more than 30 held by women.
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Given an article of clothing with the person's scent on it, they can track the specific person, sniffing the seams of doors to figure out if the rooms are occupied; a pair of al-Baghdadi's underwear was stolen by a Syrian spy perhaps for just this purpose.
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Today the shacks and houseboats are occupied by a colorful collection of characters: Professionals looking for a sense of adventure, artists and musicians with freewheeling spirit, young families who appreciate the lifestyle it brings, and old farts who you'd think were born next to a moonshine still.
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But just as Hieronymous Bosch taught us that the sprawling plains of Hell are occupied by a million and one tiny nonsensical acts of violence, metal shows time and time again that its bloated mass of sonic carnage is actually made up of a series of awesome little parts.
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If there are five stalls, the saturation point looks like this (the o's are open stalls and the x's are occupied stalls): X O X O X In this five-stall scenario, it's best to choose an odd-numbered stall if you're the first person to enter the bathroom.
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So long as the apartments "are occupied as if they are one big primary residence" where you sleep in one apartment, but spend time with your wife in the other, then you would not violate rent-stabilization rules, said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Parents say they're struggling to do their day jobs while managing their kids' less structured daysWhile many parents continue to work their regular day jobs, they also have to ensure that their children are occupied at home (with something other than screens), attending online courses, and keeping up with school assignments.
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Tenant: SSV Ventures L.L.C. Landlord: Ten West Thirty Third Associates Broker: David Levy, Adams & Company $17.452 million West Greenpoint Lofts 190 West Street (between Freeman and Green Streets) Greenpoint, Brooklyn Four commercial loft condominiums, of which three are occupied, are available in this mixed-use building that takes up the entire block.
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" Bowser said those actions include restricting gatherings of no more than 85033 people, suspending the use of bar seating as well as service to standing patrons, limiting individual table seating to no more than six people and ensuring tables that are "occupied by patrons are separated by at least six feet of distance.
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" Bowser said those actions include restricting gatherings to no more than 250 people, suspending the use of bar seating as well as service to standing patrons, limiting individual table seating to no more than six people and ensuring tables that are "occupied by patrons are separated by at least six feet of distance.
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With little more than two months until Election Day, three of the top five spots on the hardcover nonfiction list are occupied by anti-Clinton books: Gary J. Byrne's "Crisis of Character" (with Grant M. Schmidt) at No. 5; Dinesh D'Souza's "Hillary's America" at No. 4; and "Armageddon," by Dick Morris and Eileen McGann, at No. 3.
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They're also created with the same care and attention as a piece of fine art: According to the Wall Street Journal, it takes roughly 18 months to take a scarf from design concept to finished product; up to six of those months are occupied with color adjustment alone — never mind the cutting and hand-finishing of the rolled edges.
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While the cost of placing a call from a state prison has declined steadily over the last decade, nationwide efforts at reform have done little to curb the outlandish costs in local jails, which are occupied by a profusion of poverty-stricken pretrial defendants—prisoners who've not been convicted of the crime for which they've been imprisoned, but who are unable to make bail.
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Tenant: Sanidas Academy Landlord: LIC 4.53 Avenue Brokers: Ashley Grebow, Edward DiTomasso and Evan Daniel, Modern Spaces $11 MILLION 423 Ocean Parkway (between Cortelyou Road and Ditmas Avenue) Kensington, Brooklyn This 29,934-square-foot elevator 2004 eight-story building offers 14 apartments — 13 three-bedrooms and one two-bedroom — of which half are occupied and rent-stabilized, and half are vacant and market rate.
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There are far fewer women at the top of advertising agencies than there are men and there is a small pay disparity, according to an advertising industry body in the U.K. Only 248 percent of chair, chief executive or managing director roles are occupied by women across both advertising and media agencies, while 2563 percent of other senior roles are also female, says the IPA's "Diversity Survey 22018 ".
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