Sentence examples for general needs housing from inspiring English sources

This means housing costs are typically higher than in general needs housing: we provide much more than bricks and mortar.

More than half of all tenants living in general needs housing provided by housing associations are over 60.

It was not always so. "The big difference from the American system is that in Britain what we call council housing is publicly owned and provides general-need housing," says Eileen Short, chairwoman of Defend Council Housing.

Labour's New Towns Act 1946 and the Town and Country Planning Act 1947 stated that council housing was for the "general needs" of a broad swath of society.

The general needs it.

"Berlin needs housing.

Society in general needs to change".

People, in general, need to label things.

"We just need housing".

People need housing, they need jobs.

People need housing, people need a raise.