Sentence examples for housing was allocated from inspiring English sources

Housing was allocated according to one's rank at the lab.

Traditionally, public housing was allocated on the basis of communal right.

Orr said such a move would not be undemocratic, pointing out that 30 years ago, council housing was allocated by councillors.

We rather view the market as the "normal" mechanism by which housing is allocated.

On the council housing proposals, Mr Alexander said it was "sensible to look at the rules around the way social housing is allocated".

A National Trust spokesman said today: "We're reviewing how staff housing is allocated across the organisation to make our approach more consistent, fairer to other employees in similar roles and to ensure we are compliant with rules on tax.

At a public hearing that preceded the vote, community members and advocates affirmed their hope that the housing be allocated solely for low- and middle-income families, a concept that others described as economically unfeasible.

"Through these personal stories the series will address the housing headlines and challenge our preconceptions of the way housing is allocated and our view of the deserving and undeserving poor," said the broadcaster, which also announced a five-year partnership with Cancer Research UK for its fundraising event Stand Up To Cancer.

Labour addresses the problem by vowing to explain more clearly why housing is allocated as it is, and Respect demands more money for new homes.The Tory walkabout was less disruptive than Mr Galloway's at nearby Watney market on April 10th: his entourage was attacked there, says his spokesman.

Actors thus further refuted the logical basis of the local governments' arguments, such as the idea that the land-use rights of private housing are allocated by governments, and could be recovered for free due to urban development needs.

A quarter of the seats in Italy's lower house are allocated by proportional representation.