Sentence examples for house scheme from inspiring English sources

Peter Wanless, chief executive of the NSPCC, said: "Children who have suffered sexual abuse are the most vulnerable in society … Our child's house scheme will put the child's care and recovery at its centre.

David Cameron has outlined plans to boost the "right to buy" council house scheme introduced under Margaret Thatcher's government in the 1980s, as part of plans to "fire up" the British economy.

Ruing the failure of Welsh politicians to understand her Cardiff opera house scheme, another of the unbuilt projects of her early years, she beguilingly explained how she wanted her architecture to move through space, and to shape how space makes people move.

Thanks to his salary, renting a flat wasn't a problem, and nor would a mortgage have been any trouble had he been able to save a deposit; the council's £1 house scheme appealed because it gave him the chance to own his own place without the need of such a lump sum.

"It is further good news for patients in Ceredigion, as we also progress with the health board's largest capital development, the Bronglais front of house scheme, which will improve health care services at both Bronglais and in the community of Aberaeron".

The scheme I was asked to set up, the legal ombudsman, costs lawyers some £17m a year, half of what they were paying to run the previous, in-house scheme, but still far higher than it could be if it was allowed to share its fixed, infrastructure costs across a wider range of professions.

"Demolished for a housing scheme.

It is not just a housing scheme.

Come the revolution, though, it will make a great collectivist housing scheme.

Here is the first, and last, state-socialist housing scheme that was intended to be funny.

How do you compare a supreme piece of high culture with a dirt-cheap housing scheme?