Sentence examples for enable housing from inspiring English sources

This deal will enable housing associations to avoid legislation which, they believe, could see them being reclassified as public bodies.

This will enable housing associations, and others, to build the desperately needed 70,000 new social homes a year".

Offering landlords local housing allowance levels is not enough to tempt them into this market unless local authorities can top this up with additional funding to enable housing associations to make a better offer.

Key points: Liam Booth-Smith, chief executive of thinktank Localis, welcomed the £1.4bn injection into the affordable homes programme, which would enable housing associations, developers and councils to bid for a larger pot of money to fund new affordable housing.

The program is designed to enable housing employees to access as much information as is available about tenants all at once, instead of using the current scattershot system, which has long been criticized as being slow and inefficient.

Although there is still a degree of uncertainty about the extent to which social landlords will be able to access energy company obligation subsidy, these two initiatives will enable housing providers to make or facilitate tenants to receive the necessary capital investments to improve the energy efficiency of their homes upfront.

The authors called for more investment in "upskilling" heating engineers and installers, and a coordinated approach across the UK that would enable houses to be upgraded at a lower cost.

Maybe if I get to do G.I. Joe 3, I'll be able to afford a place, because doing plays on Broadway doesn't really enable house buying," she laughs, referring to her next project, starring as the title character in Patrick Marber's play After Miss Julie.

"Our biggest wish is to enable houses of worship and people of faith to install solar energy systems on their properties, however, the requested change in this rate case appears to make this goal very difficult to accomplish," said Wisconsin Green Muslims founder Huda Alkaff in comments filed with the Wisconsin Public Service Commission.

The long-term solution is socioeconomic development to enable houses to be built that can control temperatures.

Its ambition for home ownership and its paying capacity, reinforced by a vibrant housing finance sector and supported by enabling housing policies, have motivated private-sector real estate developers to supply housing affordable for large sections of the urban population.