fixed abode in English

permanent dwelling, permanent residence

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1. Therefore a rabbit has no fixed abode.

2. Lovejoy, of no fixed abode, was charged with murder.

3. He's of no fixed abode and we found him on the streets.

4. Stephen Leach, of no fixed abode, said nothing during the brief hearing before Liverpool magistrates.

5. An 18-year-old man of no fixed abode appeared at Teesside magistrates court yesterday.

6. I was of no fixed abode, but I'd finished my time so they still let me go.

7. · Having no fixed abode or sleeping habitually in the streets or other places not intended for living or sleeping

8. Both were said to be of no fixed abode, although they originate from the Old Swan district of Liverpool.

9. Owing to the nomadic nature of this activity, many of those earning a living in this way are not particularly concerned with having a fixed abode, since the free movement of persons and goods is allowed within ECOWAS.

10. Government decision No. 42 of 19 January 1998 on approval of the Regulations on internal affairs authorities’ holding centres for persons with no fixed abode or identity papers and on special internal affairs authorities’ holding centres for persons under administrative arrest

11. The Committee notes the various steps that have been taken to improve the situation of Travellers, including the Constitutional Council’s abrogation of some of the provisions of Act No. 69-3 of 3 January 1969 regarding itinerant activities and the regulations applicable to persons moving about in France who have no domicile or fixed abode.

12. For example, article 51 of the Act of 5 March 2007 on the enforceable right to housing, which reforms the law on domiciliation, provides travellers with better guarantees of access to welfare benefits by giving them the opportunity of acquiring domicile with an approved body (or local social welfare centre, CCAS), like any person of no fixed abode.

13. It could be interesting to develop indicators to assess not only access to medical and health services but also a person's awareness and inclination to keep in good health and to follow the basic rules of preventative medicine (gynaecological and dental check-ups, eye tests etc.), whilst taking into account the subjective differences between people living in poverty and people suffering from acute social exclusion, such as those with no fixed abode.