Sentence examples for interim house from inspiring English sources
In 1999, Davidson was upset not to become a member of the interim house, but not surprised: "I am getting on and maybe the younger generation should get a shot at it".
"In 2011, Currier House transitioned from interim House masters to its regularly appointed House masters, while also transitioning among three separate resident deans," Wrangham said.
Add in the extra Labour peers and defeats for the Labour government in the "balanced" interim House of Lords may well be rarer than defeats for the Conservative government in the "Tory" one.Theoretically, a House of Lords shorn of hereditary peers could have more scope for embarrassing the government than the present one.
They were advised to find interim housing elsewhere.
Some advocates hesitate to eliminate interim housing entirely because of a lack of alternatives.
Red Cross officials countered that hazy land-ownership laws in Haiti had complicated the erection of permanent housing and that subsidizing interim housing was often more realistic.
One of the most heated discussions dealt with interim housing, in which people are supposed to stay for only 120 days — though many end up staying longer.
Most social service agencies regard children with their father as a temporary arrangement, said Brenda Whitaker, director of interim housing at HomeFront.
Greg Jost, deputy director of University Neighborhood Housing Program, a nonprofit housing group in the Bronx, said that the advantage of creating such interim housing is that it would help preserve vacant apartments for those in need of permanent places to live.
In 2003, after Mr. Hussein's fall, a counselor to the interim housing minister announced a government plan to build a million units by 2010, but only about 7,000 were ever built, Mr. Shouk said.
Its mission, since 1987, has been to provide interim housing and supportive services for homeless families and individuals to rapidly return to stable housing and achieve long-term self-sufficiency.
