Sentence examples for affordable managed from inspiring English sources

Out of the blue, a plan has been tabled to establish a community land trust (CLT), facilitated by a proposed donation from the prison of enough land to build 20 houses – a number of which will be "affordable" – managed by a housing association, which will provide around £250,000 for the much needed infrastructure repairs.

Under Lend Lease's "affordable" regime, managed by housing association London & Quadrant (L&Q), 50% of the market rate equates to £150pw and £184pw respectively.

I want to emphasize that — more authority than we have now to manage the Affordable Care Act and the expansion of Medicaid".

After that, insurers are calling for more concrete assurances that the Trump administration is seeking to manage the Affordable Care Act successfully.

Liz had good healthcare prior to the Affordable Care Act and still managed to benefit immensely from it.

Although some insurers have taken a cautious approach to the Affordable Care Act, the Woodland Hills managed care company is actively seeking to cover thousands of previously uninsured people under the new healthcare system.

"Affordable accommodation is managed separately by Network Housing who have full control of the services and facilities provided to its tenants and have a set cap for service charges.

He learned people-political skills from his father, Ralph Lippman, who started out selling chickens and later managed affordable nonprofit co-op apartments on the Lower East Side, becoming known as the mayor of Grand Street.

Mobility is accessible and affordable for everyone, managed by new systems of provision with the help of ICTs and by the application of low-carbon technologies.

"Good quality, well managed, affordable housing is a key component of our economy's infrastructure, providing direct jobs through construction and the conditions for stable labour markets that are so critical in supporting growth".

The hip New York designer and the Swedish fast fashion retailer produced a boxing-themed collection of relatively affordable wears that managed to get the word wang plastered all over New York City buses, billboards, and subway stations which is an achievement even if you don't care about the clothes. .