The vacancy of the office cannot be longer than three months.

Getting a vacancy did not seem to be such a very easy matter, after all.

The city's office vacancy rate is now about 7 percent.

There are 434 members of the House, with one vacancy.

And I will deal with a vacancy when there is one.

For now, there seem to be no other major vacancies.

And now, the vacancy rate is about 3 to 4 percent.

When is she going to step down and give the president another vacancy on the court?

And there was a vacancy in him where a future should be, too.

Between 1789 and 1970 there was a vacancy on the Court once every 1.91 years.

His hand before him met not earth floor but vacancy.

The vacancy rate in Chicago was 16 percent at the end of 1990.

In certain areas, the overall vacancy rate was much higher.

Most job vacancies, after all, are filled from within a company.

Some vacancies, he said, may remain in middle and high schools.

The office vacancy rate, after a number of bad years, finally dropped.

The first vacancy on the court might be the chief justice, they said.

"Within three months we expect the vacancy rate will be down to 19 percent."

The vacancy rate at the building is about 10 percent, the management says.

It has always found the vacancy rate to be under 5 percent.

The company said it had only a 6.9 percent office vacancy rate.

Maybe she is the choice the next time that we have a vacancy on the Court.

Vacancy rates now are less than 7 percent, according to the company.

Another is the Army's needs and vacancies in particular jobs.

Job vacancies are still 10,000 lower than they were this time last year.

Many programs fill up quickly months ahead, but others always have vacancies.

Several years ago, he said, some units at the hospital had vacancy rates of 20 percent.

It might be full tomorrow but have vacancies early next week when rejects clear the system.

However, they will only do so if they have vacancies available.

She will know which ranches still have vacancies for the summer season through late September.

The building still had vacancies, but was mostly full.

The rest of the county has vacancies varying from 17 to 21 percent, except for Greenwich.

And there is a lot of space to fill: some buildings have vacancy rates hovering around 30 percent.

Last year, for the first time, he had vacancies during the July Fourth weekend.

Meanwhile, many of the magnet schools have vacancies awaiting white pupils.

"The key is if you have vacancy decontrol over the years, without succession," he said.

"We had vacancy decontrol in the early 70's and it was a disaster," he said.

Even if the house has vacancies, house managers have to be careful about who they let in.

Even the big modern buildings closer to the parkways all have vacancy signs.

Despite the shortage of public housing, Miller Homes always had vacancies.

After checking which shelters have vacancies, officials can take homeless people who show up later to the places where beds are available.

We also have vacancies on the following project teams:

Thirty-two of 234 properties had vacancies, totaling 357,000 square feet.

Wallace tells me you desire a commission, and he has vacancies in the 74th.

I checked this morning that they have vacancies.

It has vacancies for 65 horses, and its operator said he is eager to have the mounties.

The survey found 2,228 lots and buildings in Manhattan that "appear to be vacant or have vacancies."

The idea is to match suitably qualified applicants with institutions which have vacancies.

In Clearing, students must contact universities and colleges that have vacancies on their chosen course to ask if they can be considered.

Nearly all of its strip malls have vacancies.