This approach has the advantage from the government point of view of avoiding house-to-house fighting in which their best troops would suffer heavy attrition.
The American military is training furiously and polishing a plan for attacking Baghdad that calls for isolating the city and then taking control of it by seizing or destroying Saddam Hussein's pillars of power -- but avoiding house-to-house combat in its hostile streets.
In London and other large cities where there is a large market of tenants who are not dependent on the allowance, growing numbers of private landlords are simply avoiding housing benefit lets.
Several studies have focused exclusively on the economic advantages for co-resident young adults (Alessie et al. 2006; Blossfeld et al. 2005, Le Blanc and Wolff 2006), for instance, saving money, avoiding housing costs, receiving funds, having a more comfortable dwelling and being protected in case of need (e.g. unemployment).
We both lived out in the Chicago suburbs, and you couldn't avoid house there at that time: it had filtered into every part of the city.
Usually burglars avoid houses on dead-end streets, cul-de-sacs or in circles.
Nevada was set back in its effort to avoid housing a radioactive waste dump as a federal appeals court rejected arguments against transportation plans.
He added that information on what must be done to avoid housing discrimination is part of real estate agents' licensing courses.
Then the city, like Community Law, would try to negotiate settlements with landlords or encourage tenants to move, trying whenever possible to avoid housing court.
But this caricature tells us little, for it is already apparent that supposedly virtuous countries such as Germany, which had current-account surpluses and avoided housing booms, are also in trouble.
Generally, wolves avoid houses — with mean distances higher than from random locations in the territory.
