Sentence examples for changes of house from inspiring English sources
Each dot is the predicted yearly change in non-performing loans over outstanding credit (the NPL ratio), evaluated at the median exposure to real estate development and the 10th centile of the distribution of bank specific changes of house prices between 2005Q1 and the year previous to the regression.
Depression is often triggered by sudden life events such as bereavement, loss of job or change of house.
Effects of varying the identified design parameters for the fuzzy stage controller, including different degrees of control precision and energy use, rule base complexity, and the rate of change of house temperature are made.
Each dot is the predicted ratio of non performing loans over outstanding credit (NPL ratio) evaluated at the median exposure to real estate development and the 10th centile of the distribution of bank of specific change of house prices between 2005Q1 and the year previous to the regression.
The change of housing systems started slowly, but during the years 2001 2004 practically all the remaining conventional battery cages, equivalent to about 80%% of the population of layers in 2001, were exchanged for alternative housing systems.
It is, however, important to emphasize that the results reflect the unique situation in Sweden during the years 2001 2004, when the change of housing systems from conventional battery cages was at its peak.
As already mentioned, the legislation about loan provisioning in Spain makes it unlikely that capital growth reflects recent losses, so changes of local house prices early in 2008 may affect capital growth only after 2009.
The charities that support the homeless and monitor the impact of government policy warned in careful detail of the impact of changes to housing and other benefits.
"We have massive housing need, not enough social housing and a private rental sector that's becoming unaffordable because of changes to housing benefit".
The Scottish parliament has been asked to change the law to prevent tenants being evicted because of changes to housing benefit.
