Sentence examples for associations setting from inspiring English sources

Lilley adds that there are also liabilities involved with housing associations setting up social enterprises of their own.

There has been a huge increase in the number of housing associations setting up social enterprises to create jobs and training for unemployed residents.

A sign of a maturing industry is the increasing average number of rooms per property, increasing occupancy rates, and increasing number of associations and support services; i.e., national, state, and regional associations setting standards.

Newly founded BME housing associations set out to tackle these three issues.

Over half of the housing associations set the converted rents higher than 70% of market rate in the last recorded period in the City Hall figures.

All proceeds will go to the two associations set up to support survivors and the families of the attack victims, Life for Paris and 13 Novembre: Fraternité Verité.

Housing associations set to be crippled by Conservative plans to extend the right-to-buy policy will launch a legal challenge against the move, they have said.

Among them was Richard Penalver, a city councilman allied with a leader of the "Bolivarian Circles," community associations set up by Mr. Chávez to support what he has styled his social revolution.

When the National Housing Federation, which represents England's housing associations, set up My Home Finance as a not-for-profit finance company, with the backing of the Royal Bank of Scotland, 26 housing associations and the Department for Work and Pensions, the idea was that it would offer fair loans at fair prices for those who would otherwise be forced to turn to loan sharks.

Associations set up to preserve the space would prefer to see the line reopened for pedestrian services.

The city embraced the plan, and in letters to the association set a target date of June 1998 for an initial test of the system.