Sentence examples for a temporary accommodation from inspiring English sources

Feeling weakness within, Beijing wants a temporary accommodation with the barbarians of the West.

Jose Montemayor, the Texas insurance commissioner, said the regulators had made a temporary accommodation to Lloyd's "to avoid a liquidity crunch".

In the cities, however, a temporary accommodation was reached with noncommunist elements; many former bureaucrats and capitalists were retained in positions of authority in factories, businesses, schools, and governmental organizations.

In Chelmsford, Essex, the council is preparing to purchase and assemble 40 "modular" homes – specialist one and two-bed static caravan-style units to try to shrink a temporary accommodation bill heading for at least £1m this financial year.

I happened to be there when he was learning to type, in the suite he and Yoko occupied in the St Regis hotel in New York as a temporary accommodation after making the move to the US in the autumn of 1971.

Mr Morrison, meanwhile, on Monday said that the Manus Island centre was "not restricted to being a temporary accommodation" and that there was a "possibility" it could be used as a permanent home for refugees resettled on PNG.

The disadvantage of cashless welfare, however, is that it is crude and inflexible: indeed, it could not help Martin to get what she needed, which was a deposit for a room in temporary accommodation.

"Vulnerable families shouldn't have to fear for their children's safety when being sent to a motel for temporary accommodation," she said in a statement on Saturday.

One can understand that the Pru would pick up his shipping costs of £200,000 and a bill for temporary accommodation, even if it was an impressive £177,890.

A council spokesman told the Guardian: I can... confirm that as a result of ongoing discussions, we have found [Martin] a room in temporary accommodation for which no deposit is required.

If they get through the five tests they will be owed the full housing duty of care, which at the moment is met by either the offer of a private letting or a choice to wait in temporary accommodation until a social letting comes up.