Sentence examples for dispersal accommodation from inspiring English sources

SHG also draws on its experience of providing dispersal accommodation to say that moving people out of the borough will see some who are accepted homelessness cases "abandon their out of London allocation of temporary accommodation" and make their own arrangements, further reducing the councils' homeless figures and TA [temporary accommodation] expenditure.

At the end of 2005, there were an estimated 51,000 asylum seekers receiving NASS support, of which 35,140 were being supported in NASS dispersal accommodation in locations throughout the UK [ 2].

"There is no legal requirement for local authorities to provide education for children waiting for dispersal from initial accommodation by the Home Office, but despite this we have taken steps, with partner organisations in the third sector, to offer an education package for children and parents while their cases are being considered".

Many western countries have policies of dispersal and direct provision accommodation (state-funded accommodation in an institutional centre) for asylum seekers.

The inactivity and the dispersal were fitting.

Those who qualify in this category get "no-choice" accommodation in a dispersal area outside London and the south-east, and a weekly cash payment, which is to be fixed from 10 August at £36.95 for each adult or child.

Those who qualify are currently given "no-choice" accommodation in a dispersal area outside of London and the south-east, and a weekly cash payment which will be fixed from 10 August at £36.95 per adult or per child.

Distribution and architecture of slope basins across a continental slope vary as a consequence of accommodation forming, sediment dispersal rates, canyon cutting, sediment filling and different sediment transporting mechanisms.

Dispersal policies and direct provision accommodation have been linked to violation of basic human rights, poverty, and poor physical and mental health [ 6, 10- 14].

In addition to the runway, they had to build camouflaged dispersal areas for 32 fighters, taxiways and accommodation for 500 men.

Lack of notification about dispersal and opening and closing of direct provision accommodation centres makes continuity of care highly demanding and often impossible.