Sentence examples for achieving housing from inspiring English sources

The mayor and the schools chancellor deserve congratulations for achieving housing subsidies for some new teachers.

The report also recommends the Commonwealth offer state and territory governments payments for achieving housing development targets.

Policy cohesion: Achieving housing also requires the transport strategy and water supply strategies also to work in harmony.

With the support of the JustFix app, tenants in neglectful housing situations have a 66% success rate in achieving housing justice.

The study found that the combined housing and support approach was superior to standard care in achieving housing stability and reducing hospitalisations and prison stays.

Homebase's homelessness prevention experts, at 23 offices across the five boroughs, can help those at risk of eviction, just as I once was, develop a plan for them to overcome their immediate housing crisis and achieve housing stability.

Heartland Health Outreach, the health care arm of Heartland Alliance, will work collaboratively with VA case managers to provide intensive supportive services to help building residents achieve housing, health and other personal goals.

Cities didn't have to do much to meet HUD requirements beyond writing a report every few years analyzing impediments to achieving fair housing in the jurisdiction, Goldberg said.

The only way to achieve greater housing affordability is to slow house price growth – or flatten prices altogether.

Compared to participants who were not independently housed at 6-months, participants who had achieved independent housing experienced greater improvement from baseline in psychological community integration (mean change from baseline: −0.82 vs. 1.79, p = 0.001) and quality of life (mean change from baseline: 4.03 vs. 13.70, p = 0.011).

In 1951 Macmillan had become minister of housing, achieving the target of 300,000 houses a year and so helping to create the "property-owning democracy" which lay at the heart of Conservative thinking.