Sentence examples for dedicated accommodation from inspiring English sources

KAMSC's non-Indigenous patients probably have it even tougher – there is no dedicated accommodation support in Perth.

If first years have no option but to rent privately, they should make the dedicated accommodation site their first port of call.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "Improvements in Feltham B show the importance of providing dedicated accommodation and regimes for sentenced young adults which take account of their offending and level of maturity.

Accommodation Some of the university campuses offer dedicated student accommodation, such as NAFC Marine Centre UHI, Scottish Association for Marine Science UHI, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI, Lews Castle College UHI, and Perth College UHI.

Asked who it views as its main competitors, Grech cited "generalist classified sites" where student accommodation is listed, such as Craigslist and Gumtree, as well as dedicated student accommodation sites like accommodationforstudents.co.uk.co.uk

Asked who it views as its main competitors, Grech cited "generalist classified sites" where student accommodation is listed, such as Craigslist and Gumtree, as well as dedicated student accommodation sites like accommodationforstudents.co.uk.co.uk

MATROSHKA consists of a contained human phantom upper torso, allowing the accommodation of dedicated radiation measurement devices.

Under the proposals, it will replace the existing labour and maternity wards with new ensuite accommodation and two dedicated operating theatres.

A woman accused of stealing more than £800,000 from vulnerable adults living in supported accommodation was "utterly dedicated" to those she is accused of defrauding, a jury heard.

New Orleans doesn't have any fancy accommodations for bicycles no dedicated underpasses, no footbridges over busy streets, virtually no bike paths.

Many universities have separate talks, evening events, dedicated lunches, parent zones staffed by accommodation or welfare specialists and email newsletters – all to address the concerns of parents and carers.