Sentence examples for housing distribution from inspiring English sources
Similar problems with this style of housing distribution were documented in Turkey, as family units were randomly distributed throughout resettlement areas and received homes at different stages of the project (Enginöz 2004).
Beijing's Danwei, Hukou and BGC systems, as well as the city's housing distribution system, create serious institutional barriers to maintaining Beijing's jobs-housing balance, causing extra commuting burdens for highly-skilled migrants.
"There is a large difference in the types of accommodation we get, and the criteria of housing distribution seems arbitrary," said one student.
Mr. Suárez of IESE said the government needed to take other steps to attract foreign buyers, including "repair the housing distribution channel" by, for example, providing incentives for new real estate brokers.
This paper concludes that the forthgoing housing market reform over the last decade has intensified the differentiations of housing price and new housing distribution, especially those of high-priced commercial housing, resulting in a slightly strengthened residential segregation between local and migrant elderly people.
This relates to the housing distribution system in cities.
Fractal landscapes representing flat, hilly, and mountainous topographies were simulated, with urban, suburban, and rural housing distributions placed by modified preferential growth algorithm.
In a compact land use development policy, it is hoped to make jobs and housing distributions balanced by planning the residential and employment areas within close communities.
"Despite everything, the film got an art-house distribution," Kubrick says.
New World's art-house distribution operation was later an inspiration to such epoch-making independents as Miramax and New Line, both of which used art-house distribution as a money-engine.
This made me hopeful that I might find the Second Committee report mentioned here because conference room papers are usually not given general (only limited or in-house) distribution.
