Sentence examples for discuss house from inspiring English sources
Another shocking scene, I tell her, is on Robben Island, when the guards keep banning her and Nelson from talking about anything except direct family: they can barely discuss house repairs, or a friend's illness.
On Wednesday, March 23, legislators in the state of North Carolina called an emergency session to discuss House Bill 2, the "Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act".
An e-mail invitation sent to more than 20 trade representatives and obtained by Roll Call summoned guests to Boehner's second-floor office on July 16 "to discuss House Republican efforts to produce a new policy agenda with a small group of trade association leaders".
Later in the afternoon we have a meeting with all the residents to discuss housing.
In the late spring of 1999 he heard about a breakfast meeting in downtown New Haven to discuss housing issues concerning local artists.
Only, as the arrests were happening yesterday afternoon, Wood was at Newham council, where she'd been invited to discuss housing options.
But it is possible to discuss housing without being xenophobic, pretty straightforwardly, by getting to the root of the problem – and sticking to facts.
But we are placing more and more responsibilities on schools to solve society's ills – as we shy away from family policy, dismantle the social work system, ignore the impact of labour market changes, and refuse to discuss housing and catchment areas.
Matteo Renzi launched a national plan for quake and risk prevention on Monday after meeting Piano in Genoa at the weekend to discuss housing strategies for survivors and rebuilding the medieval towns hardest hit by the 6.2-magnitude quake on 24 August.
Moynihan and the Washington officials were said to discuss housing, consumer spending and other economic issues, and the Journal reports Moynihan stressed the urgency of reaching a broad mortgage foreclosure settlement with federal agencies and state attorneys general.
The announcement came after Robertson met with affordable housing advocates from the Our Homes Can't Wait campaign on Tuesday to discuss housing and poverty in the city.
