Sentence examples for accommodation which has from inspiring English sources

This is particularly valuable for extra-care accommodation, which has to be bespoke.

The refugees are being held on the Sovereign Base Area (SBA) of RAF Dhekelia, housed in tented accommodation which has been inspected by the UN.

Their lives are already difficult enough without the fear of losing their accommodation, which has been provided specifically to meet their exceptional needs".

The BBC's Stephen Evans visited a reception centre in Friedland, in Lower Saxony, where he met people who left Syria, and now find themselves living in accommodation which has been a temporary home to thousands of people from the world's trouble spots over the past 50 years.

MRI rehoused Kaira in LGBTQ-specific accommodation, which has sheltered them from sexual violence over the last few years.

Last year the new mayor, Ada Colau, allowed stallholders to ban big groups of tourists from la Boqueria market at set times and stopped all licensing for new tourist accommodation, which had tripled in a decade.

Cottage rental £69.60pp per night (children £34.80), boreplace.org Built in 2014, this contemporary timber bunkhouse was designed as a 21st-century replacement for Rum's previous hostel accommodation, which had been operating within the island's grand but decaying Kinloch Castle (actually a grand late-Victorian hunting lodge).

Bates adhered to a different explanation of accommodation which had already been generally disregarded by the medical community of his time.

He also said the greatest undersupply in extended-stay housing is for what he called "upper upscale" accommodations, which have higher development costs and higher rates than those of Hyatt Place, Residence Inn, Extended Stay America and others.

Yet Airbnb accommodations, which have become the go-to alternative for travelers, can be highly inconsistent.

Occupational health research has shown that work accommodations which have proven to be effective in facilitating the employability of chronically ill employees are not always applied at the workplace [e.g., [ 7]].