Sentence examples for housing dollars from inspiring English sources

When state or federal housing dollars are involved, however, fair-housing laws prohibit such assurances.

The background: In 2009, the county was facing crippling fines for having taken tens of millions of federal housing dollars while falsely claiming it had complied with fair-housing mandates.

Larchmont and dozens of other white enclaves were at the heart of a lawsuit brought six years ago by the Anti-Discrimination Center of New York, accusing the county of fraudulently collecting millions of federal housing dollars by falsely claiming that it had complied with fair-housing mandates.

But emergency housing dollars are not supposed to be spent on permanent help, and agencies that help to place people like Ms. Lamar and Ms. Harris face a dwindling supply of affordable housing that cannot keep up with demand.

We'd expand that and say that every American deserves to be told how HUD is using scarce, and badly needed, housing dollars — and to be reassured that they are not being manipulated for private gain.

Until the state figures out how to get the billions in federal housing dollars into the hands of the hundred-thousand-plus families that have applied for aid, nobody can afford to hire.

Falmouth scored the highest on our second annual look at the places in America where your housing dollar will go the furthest in getting your children a great education.

"The more we can offset supportive services through Medicaid, the more we can reallocate [federal housing] dollars and private dollars to rent more units," said Ed Stellon, interim director of Heartland Health Outreach, a nonprofit focused on helping the poor access health care in the Midwest.

You start out with a house, two thousand dollars to build home-security systems, and a vault.

Argentines used to buy and sell their houses in dollars; the crackdown has therefore resulted in 16 consecutive months of falling sales.

The value of the house in dollars is greater because the dollars are slowly becoming worthless.