Sentence examples for given rent from inspiring English sources

Since the Thompson lawsuit, 10,000 Baltimore residents have been moved out to the suburbs, mainly through being given rent subsidies that enable them to pay higher rents in richer locales.

The study, executed by researchers in Toronto over a two-year period, looked at two groups of homeless people with mental illness -- one (the "intervention" group) was given rent supplements to access stable housing, as well as provided with case management services, while the other (or "usual care" group) only had access to existing housing and support services in their communities.

The building was given rent-free for an indefinite period for use by the Italian consulate.

Among these are offices near Milan that they say could contain documents indicating that some women were given rent-free apartments in a complex owned by Mr. Berlusconi in exchange for sex.

"This is just the most amazing thing you could ask for," Garvey said at a news conference last January, after her family was given rent-subsidized housing by the county.

They also expected to pay burial expenses for many victims, and to give rent assistance to survivors who may suddenly be out of a job.

The Giuliani administration is now proposing to start a pilot program giving rent subsidies to homeless families that participate in city work programs.

In 2011, when the state and federal support were withdrawn, the city ended a program that gave rent subsidies for up to two years to help families move out of shelters and into their own apartments.

"He gave rent extensions to tenants who were short on their payments and lent money to tenants who needed food or who begged him because they needed to feed their addictions".

But in April of this year, she finally began receiving money from the city's Jiggetts program, which gives rent money to low-income families who owe back rent and who are on public assistance.

Unity workers are hoping that Congress will include $76 million in the supplemental appropriation for Iraq to pay for vouchers that would give rent subsidies and services to 3,000 disabled homeless people.