Sentence examples for can rehouse from inspiring English sources

Lionsrock can rehouse another 100 lions but does not have space for every captive-bred lion in South Africa.

We must also ensure that the right support is in place to prevent homelessness and so we can rehouse those who are already homeless.

"To their credit, Camden council [temporarily] rehoused almost 4,000 people after the Grenfell disaster, so we know they can rehouse people if they want to.

We're planning an extension so that we can rehouse the people who went back to homes alongside the lake.

Part of the strategy involves pouring resources into satellite towns and villages, and creating thousands of new rural communities where families can be rehoused.

"You've got to give [those in gangs] the tools to make changes, and that can mean rehousing them, supporting relationships and giving them a job".

But the number of Syrians who can be rehoused in Europe from Turkey has been capped at 72,000, far short of the 108,000 a year recommended by international aid agencies, if the EU is to do its fair share.

That means that chronically homeless people have obtained permanent housing and resources exist so that people who become homeless can be rehoused.

We're just about to meet the families and we can get them rehoused and we can rebuild a home.

They can now be rehoused or given to a trusted new owner.

Once they have lost their homes, their local council has no legal obligation to rehouse them, as they can be deemed to have deliberately made themselves homeless.