Sentence examples for dwelling purposes from inspiring English sources
About three-fourths of the housing units in the city are used for dwelling purposes only.
One dealt with a federal statute prohibiting the sale of sugar at unjust, unreasonable and excessive prices, and the other with a state statute directed against reserving unjust, unreasonable and oppressive rent in the leasing of real property in a city for dwelling purposes.
I'm more interested in what you might call dwellings than purpose-built houses.
According to Gha'ab Fadhel, the director of Kirkuk's archeological museum, who oversaw the bulldozing of dwellings, the purpose of the citadel project was simply to excavate and restore ancient monuments.
Having recreational vehicles considered dwellings for tax purposes is probably, more often than not, a taxpayer-friendly position.
Awesome living is what real purpose "dwelling" looks like- one day at a time.
It is as much within the scope of the police power to restrain parties from going to a store or manufactory as from going to a dwelling house for the purposes of making a sale.
Many apartment leases contain provisions that threaten eviction under "zero-tolerance for violence" policies and rules that prohibit "any crime" or use of the dwelling for "unlawful or offensive purposes".
Here agents "have access to private lands, but not dwellings, for the purpose of patrolling the border to prevent the illegal entry of aliens into the United States".
Very small and unfit-for-purpose dwellings for rent in London are given a pass for two reasons: one, if it's an exceptionally affordable, absolute-bare-minimum-but-it'll-do kind of place, then fine; it's somewhere someone can stay while they get back on their feet (there is nothing wrong with very cheap, very basic property).
Results Increasing the air tightness of dwellings (without compensatory purpose-provided ventilation) increased mean indoor radon concentrations by an estimated 56.6%, from 21.2 becquerels per cubic metre (Bq/m) to 33.2 Bq/m.
