Sentence examples for housing move from inspiring English sources

Yonkers now argues that the way the federal courts in New York monitor its compliance with that long-term plan amounts to an unconstitutional use of race, because the city in effect earns more credit toward compliance when families seeking subsidized housing move into neighborhoods where their own racial group does not predominate.

Further reasons why, when Mr. Clinton gets on that plane to leave Washington a week from Saturday, he should head for the steps of City Hall to declare his candidacy: * The Clintons could continue their marriage-long attachment to public housing, move into Gracie Mansion and ditch that white elephant in Chappaqua.

"Nightlife customers go into spaces that used to be cheap, dirty, and dangerous and make them attractive," says Kane. "Then restaurants and housing move in, and they go out of business.

Every spring as the school year comes to an end, the estimated 3 million students who live in university housing move out of their dorm rooms and leave perfectly good clothing, electronics, books and furniture in overflowing campus dumpsters.

Housing moved from social service to speculation, and then became the substitute for a secure pension.

Hanley Grange could be state-of-the-art, high-density housing, moving upwards rather than outwards.

The latter three border Aracaju and, as the state capital has limited physical space for expansion, poor and middle income popular housing moved there.

I'd sell my house, move to another city.

For one thing, a house move is a major undertaking.

Each house move cost me between £2,000 and £3,000.

"Most houses move very well," Mr. McCord said.