Sentence examples for convictions housing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Snyder has also proposed bureaus that would handle cases involving potential wrongful convictions, housing and terrorism.

It is a conviction the housing market cannot seem to shake.

Mr. Shiller blamed mass psychology for the bubble, an almost ubiquitous conviction that housing prices would simply keep climbing at double-digit rates.

Anchored by the conviction that housing provides a path out of poverty, since 1976 Habitat has helped more than five million people through home construction, rehabilitation and repairs and by increasing access to improved shelter through products and services.

This doesn't mean that a consumer-protection agency could have averted the current crisis — given the widespread conviction that house prices would rise forever, disaster was probably inevitable — but it might have saved some from the financial equivalent of Elixir Sulfanilamide.

This doesn't mean that a consumer-protection agency could have averted the current crisis given the widespread conviction that house prices would rise forever, disaster was probably inevitable but it might have saved some from the financial equivalent of Elixir Sulfanilamide.

Overall housing convictions have increased rapidly since the 2004 Housing Act was introduced, rising from just one in 2006 to 428 in 2014.

These "collateral consequences" can bar people with certain convictions from public housing, from voting and from certain jobs, such as veterinarians, real estate agents or other occupations that require state licenses.

The decision to focus on mortgage bonds reflects the Fed's conviction that the housing market still needs help, and that lower rates on mortgage loans will produce broad economic benefits.

Convictions were for house breaking, armed robbery and possession of an illegal firearm or drugs.

Much polemic against gentrification seems informed by a conviction that no social housing tenant would ever shop at a delicatessen or eat a panini, or has ever wished there were fewer bookmakers or pawn shops on their local shopping street, or been scared of their neighbours or found their concrete flat pack tower block to be not quite a piece of welfare state heaven on Earth.