Sentence examples for housing aimed from inspiring English sources

The Boundary Estate and philanthropic housing aimed to improve both living standards and moral behaviour.

Just outside of White Plains's downtown area, developers for the 23-acre Saint Agnes Hospital property recently said they were considering senior housing aimed at those with middle and high income.

While government-mandated restrictions remain unlikely, urban development organizations like the Futura Institute have suggested supplemental property taxes for non-Israeli owners or incentives for developers to include affordable housing aimed at local residents in luxury projects.

More than simply providing clean, affordable quarters to the working poor, public housing aimed to soften the class divide and so help America "in its fight against the isms," as one advocate wrote.

Half would build homes for rent at a "living rent" and (like the present programme) the other half would be devoted to more expensive housing aimed at those on slightly higher incomes.

Soon, he thinks, high-end housing will be gaining value at a rate closer to that of housing aimed at lower-income groups, roughly in line with the cost of construction.Even a big drop in prices would not have the same knock-on effect in Latin America as it did in the United States.

The move to private renting as social housing has been depleted is, and always has been, ideologically driven – social housing aims to meet an essential need while reinvesting the rent paid, whereas private renting merely enriches the lives of a small number of people.

By last week, resolutions were introduced in both houses aimed at blocking the reorganization.

The civil case grew out of the federal antitrust investigation that focuses on documents that court papers say record years of secret meetings by top officials of the two houses aimed at colluding on fees paid by buyers and sellers as well as a host of other business practices.

To get the live-work atmosphere at a lower cost, houses aimed at entrepreneurs are popping up everywhere from San Francisco to Bali.

With the cooperation of Caddell's adjacent neighbors, they even erected wooden fences along both sides of her house, aimed at restricting the view.