Sentence examples for duty house from inspiring English sources

Analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility, Britain's fiscal watchdog, suggests that for every one percentage point reduction in stamp duty, house prices will rise by 1.4%, leaving buyers with a bigger overall bill.

During clinic duty, House confounds patients with unwelcome observations into their personal lives, eccentric prescriptions, and unorthodox treatments.

The duty master, house master, or house mother would probably love to have their car washed.

Campbell Robb, Shelter's chief executive, said: "Charities like Shelter will have little ability to challenge local authorities who fail in their legal duty to house a homeless family.

As a result, many councils resort to what is known as "gatekeeping" — ad hoc measures of dubious legal underpinning designed to avoid admitting the duty to house vulnerable people who present themselves, sometimes with shopping bags full of possessions, at local authority housing offices.

Every woman evicted becomes a vulnerable homeless person whom the council has a duty to house.

Her victory is likely to have a significant impact on how councils carry out their duty to house homeless families.

Stamp duty on house sales is set to almost double in the next four years from £9.5bn to £18.1bn.

In stark contrast, only 16,000 young people were officially classed as "statutory homeless" – which would mean councils had a legal duty to house them – according to the report.

Councils have a statutory duty to house and provide care for residents that they fund – but not for those that pay for their own care.

Titina Nzolameso's victory at the supreme court will have a significant impact on how councils carry out their duty to house the homeless.