Sentence examples for house adaptation from inspiring English sources
And isn't it venturesome for a little theater in Montclair to end the season with Ibsen (the newest "Doll's House" adaptation by Frank McGuiness) after beginning with "Shakespeare's R & J," the boys' prep school variation?
Three hotties … and three notties The hot topic so far; see We Need to Talk About Kevin and The Kid With the Bike Crooked House adaptation announced this week: could be a return to the multi-star spectacle movies of the 70s Taxing mobile-phone use to fund film-making.
He was pleased to learn that the serial was being produced by Nigel Stafford-Clark, whose Bleak House adaptation he had enjoyed, and that he would be appearing with his Jekyll co-star Denis Lawson.
(Perhaps you've heard that a small-scale, art-house adaptation, starring Brad Pitt, opened this week).
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In Sweden, in compliance with the Housing Adaptation Act [ 3], housing adaptations (HAs) can be provided to people who experience a declining functional capacity to eliminate physical environmental barriers in the home in order to promote independence and safety.
When simple do-it-yourself adaptations don't aren't enough, contact a company that specializes in housing adaptation for people with disabilities.
You might say money – to reverse the chronic under-resourcing of publicly funded social care, for instance, or to invest much more widely in the housing adaptations that we know can help older people to remain independent.
The College of Occupational Therapists called for a "thorough overhaul" of the housing adaptations system in Wales, which it said was "bewildering, discriminatory, and failing those in need".
"They [Help for Heroes] first supported me with significant funding for my housing adaptations and now, through their Band of Brothers support network, I have taken up handcycling," he said.
The primary aim of this paper is to describe the design of a project evaluating the effects of using a research-based strategy for managing housing adaptations (HAs).
