occupier

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But it also means the gradual end of the hallowed “parson’s freehold” that can give parish clergy a kind of owner-occupier status.
但這也意味著，能給教區(qū)牧師某種擁有居住房產(chǎn)的神圣 “牧師免費(fèi)居住”制的逐漸結(jié)束。
This customizable bookcase cum book seat looks good, however, I think should not be overburdened either with books or with overweight occupier of the chair to avoid the Bookseat from tumbling over.
這個(gè)可定制的書柜兼書椅看上去很棒，然而我想它不能負(fù)重太多書或是過重的主人，防止它被壓翻。
But if the CPI does in fact broadly represent inflation more accurately, then Mr Osborne’s decision seems justifiable, certainly once the index starts to take account of owner-occupier housing costs.
但是，如果居民消費(fèi)價(jià)格指數(shù)(CPI)明顯更能準(zhǔn)確地反應(yīng)通貨膨脹情況，那么奧斯本先生的決定似乎是有道理的，居民消費(fèi)價(jià)格指數(shù)(CPI)當(dāng)然應(yīng)該把業(yè)主居住者的住宿成本計(jì)算在內(nèi)。

East Timor's leaders, many of them former rebels who fought Indonesia, see reconciliation with the former occupier as more crucial for the future of the country than judicial action to bury the ghosts of past violence.

Jerusalem's former mufti, Akrama Sabri, thundered that believers should be liberating the holy city, not helping its occupier.
ECONOMIST: Muslims and Jerusalem
And he says, well, when you're fighting an occupier, that's a different thing.
NPR: Documentary Examines Muslim Brotherhood
So sometimes it really comes down to this whole question of, you know, who is the occupier, what is aggression.
NPR: Documentary Examines Muslim Brotherhood

(LIVING) someone who lives or works in a particular room, building, or piece of land, or someone who is using it
(CONTROLLING) someone who has moved into a place and taken control of it

The occupier of a house, apartment, or piece of land is the person who lives or works there.