Sentence examples for held housing from inspiring English sources
A | The Chancellor, George Osborne, held housing benefit down at a one per cent increase per year from 2013.
But as the city's middle class began to leave – in part because jobs at local breweries were cut – high-rises like the Stella Wright homes in the Central Ward become honeycombs of concentrated poverty and despair, "further isolating the black poor from the society at large," according to a Rutgers-Newark study that held housing problems partly responsible for the 1967 riots.
Almost universally held housing ideal of the detached single-family home set in a garden with a perimeter wall and symbolic entrance gate, which is frequently attributed to the desire to emulate the lost ideal of urban living represented by the spacious residential areas of samurai high city (Smith 1979; Jinnai 1994).
In taking these houses out of the private market, and in also taking their owners-cum-tenants out of the real estate market, the size of the private housing market would be allowed to shrink back to a level at which privately held housing stock could again start to appreciate.
They held house parties at first, then moved to larger sites.
Ernst and Victoria both enjoyed entertaining and frequently held house parties for young friends.
The decision of holding housing is positively correlated with that of holding debt, as they are the decisions of holding pension plans and debt.
The decision of holding safe assets is negatively correlated with that of holding housing and positively correlated with that of holding debt.
On the other hand, the correlation is negative for the decision of holding stock and the decision of holding housing and between the decision of holding stock and the decision of holding debt.
Working in the financial industry has a positive and significant effect on the decision to hold stocks, pension plans and debt, and a negative and significant effect of the decision to hold housing and businesses.
Rents must come down, and warehousing (illegally holding housing units off the market to increase demand) must cease immediately.
