Sentence examples for accommodation down from inspiring English sources

The experts fear that such liberal treatment - which they consider typical of Government regulatory action when political pressures get too great - could engender more accommodation down the road, put off tough actions that should be taken now and encourage bankers and energy executives to take excessive risks in an attempt to regain profitability.

There were 3,484 households with children in temporary accommodation, down 9%.

Conservatives are increasing investment in new build private rented accommodation, clamping down on bad practice by the small minority of rogue landlords, and strengthening consumer protection.

Europe is still lovely in the autumn – it's not too crowded, it's still warm and, most importantly, prices for accommodation go down". Discerning holidaymakers shouldn't underestimate what bed and breakfasts have to offer either, whether overseas or for staycations.

There's only so much any local authority can do to hold local accommodation prices down, but government policy is hardly helping - it has slashed investment in affordable homes and created a grant mechanism which ensures that those that are built are less "affordable" than they might have been.

The story combined the results of data analysis of government statistics about the number of households in temporary accommodation, broken down by borough, with costs learnt from FOI requests.

Most of the residents are now in ISO Boxes – converted shipping containers – and regular buses take more people to accommodation in down-at-heel hotels rented by UNHCR.

The teenager turned down accommodation in a Liverpool refuge because she did not want to disrupt her education in Warrington, Woods said.

Weeks were wasted trying to track down accommodation for a famous tabloid TV presenter from the US who demanded an "authentic medieval Scotch castle".

"Dissenting from the bench," a new study to be published in Justice System Journal contends, is a sort of nuclear option that "may indicate that bargaining and accommodation have broken down irreparably".

If an offer of accommodation is turned down, family liaison officers will work with residents to find a suitable alternative.