Sentence examples for decent dwelling from inspiring English sources
Not content with carving out the remnants of the public sphere and the welfare state, capitalism and the austerity state now even attack the private realm and people's right to decent dwelling as thousands of foreclosed-upon homeowners find themselves both homeless and indebted to the banks who have forced them on to the streets.
The other determinants with positive odds include; head of household, those who attended school, those who can read and write, those who are employed, those who can afford three or meals per day, those with a granary, those who own land and those with decent dwelling.
They must also occupy a "decent-sized" dwelling, with at least 20 square metres per person.
By doing so, they force working- and middle-class families seeking comfortable dwellings to choose between decent public schools and a reasonable commute.
There are several things to consider here, not the least of which is how any decent person can make so much money out of running such a dwelling place yet knowingly allow the residents to live in such conditions.
Cameron claimed that estates such as Broadwater Farm in north London have suffered "decades of neglect" – that's nonsense, given that most council dwellings have been modernised in the last 15 years under Labour's Decent Homes programme.
The latter term recalls the 1920s movement for the "minimum dwelling", like Parker Morris an attempt to define what could be expected as a decent amount of space and making it compulsory – it's ironic to see it redefined as "small".
Dwelling on these facts is the only way I can make sense of why otherwise decent people, family and friends, show their support for what seems so obviously and monumentally wrong.
Start with their dwelling.
Decent conversationalist.
