However, car-dependency, housing estate design and limited local job opportunities all appeared to contribute to social isolation amongst families.
The result of such governmental largesse was exploding welfare dependency, anarchic housing projects, family collapse and open warfare between activists and teachers whose destructive consequences proved ineradicable.
Under British ministers, the evils of the old Protestant ascendancy were exacerbated by hamfisted security, school apartheid, state dependency and housing segregation, all contributing to a 30-year upsurge in communal division and bloodshed.
The national dependency on high house prices has, in its effects, become an economic, social and cultural disaster.
As a dependency of the house of Canossa and later as a free commune, it was the scene of violent conflicts between the Guelf and Ghibelline (papal and imperial) factions until it passed to the house of Este in 1288; it became a duchy in 1452 and the Este capital after their loss of Ferrara in 1598.
For example, utilization of different alternative energy sources both off-site and on-site could reduce the house's dependency on grid line electricity and fossil fuel.
The study shows that utilization of different alternative energy sources both off-site and on-site could reduce the house's dependency on grid line electricity and fossil fuel.
"The housing-dependency argument is a bit misguided," says Tim Bond, of Barclays Capital.
This was in part the consequence of intensifying competition but, above all, of their dependency upon auction houses that they trusted to advise them about prices or artistic merit.
On May 20th he told Britain's dependencies to "get [their] houses in order".
