Sentence examples for associations faced with from inspiring English sources
Tony Stacey, chair of Placeshapers, a group of 115 housing associations, said: "Many associations, faced with an increased risk profile, may decide they can no longer take the chance of letting homes to larger families on benefits.
Future Housing experts predict that tackling badly managed HMOs will become even more vital as councils and housing associations are faced with years of upheaval resulting from changes to government housing and benefits policies.
"We, as a small association, are faced with the task of fighting the major lobbying groups," like the American Hospital Association, Mr. Lipomi said.
One reason is that local governments and community health associations face fierce competition with central government, which provides civil servant contracts with better security and career perspectives.
Our fear is that property owners won't wish to lease their stock to housing associations if they are faced with people refusing to move out or if they are targeted by illegal occupiers".
Faced with this dilemma, the CEPROCAFE association chose to find a third way.
Now, faced with the impending attrition rate, the association is extending its reach.
Faced with this efflorescence of edible statuary, the culinary association, which was founded in 1865, was moved to create a special prize for produce art in 2005.
We are therefore faced with an inborn risk of ecological fallacy when inferring any association.
Veterinarians may also be faced with the challenges of BCMs during their examination of cattle, e.g. in association with dystocia.
