Sentence examples for housing task force from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee is a member of the ECCO housing task force and has frequently contributed his church's resources.

"We think it is both unwise and illegal," said Richard Tenenbaum, a lawyer and the director of the housing task force of Connecticut Legal Services.

MIT dormitories may be divided into "residence houses" and "conference houses" over the summer, according to a recent report from the summer housing task force.

John Snustad, a member of the Grand Forks mayor's housing task force, said the city had benefited from the sympathy engendered by the vast scope of the 1997 flood, which affected dozens of communities.

Dormitories will not be classified into conference houses and student houses over the summer, as had been previously suggested last term by the summer housing task force, said Dean of Student Life Larry G. Benedict.

In February 2011, the housing task force in Jersey City followed up on a complaint from a resident on Pavonia Avenue about the number of people living in a single-family residence rented by Rilin.

In June 1999, Sony hired its first chief information officer, formed an in-house task force and teamed with its retailers to work out how to shorten shipment times.

Of note is a file "Housing task forces," addressing the Georgian Apartments and campus housing crisis in 1984-1985.

Bill McGintee, the town supervisor, had created a housing enforcement task force to investigate the illegal dwellings.

Because Andrew had sold the drugs from inside his mother's house, a task force of law enforcement officials moved to seize Bing's house.

At one house, a task force member called the police after Mr. Baumblit refused to stop videotaping.