Sentence examples for leading housing from inspiring English sources

A third of England will become unaffordable for low-income households within a decade, according to a study by two leading housing organisations.

One of Britain's leading housing repair companies, which is funded by taxpayers' money, is at the centre of extraordinary fraud, bribery and corruption allegations involving contracts with a string of public authorities.

Then she had just taken the helm at one of the leading housing associations in the south-east and was building and managing affordable homes for some of London's poorest people.

The National Code of Standards, which is being launched by the NUS in collaboration with leading housing associations, aims to end the variation in standards of student accommodation and ensure that students receive adequate and fair treatment from housing providers.

Tuesday's event drew leading housing advocates and prominent elected officials, including Mr. Jackson and Ms. Dickens; the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer and Assemblyman Keith L.. T. Wright.

The UK is in breach of its own United Nations human rights commitment to provide people with adequate homes because the housing crisis is so serious, a consortium of leading housing charities has warned.

"We are very much afraid that it was sped up because the Prime Minister wanted it opened on Republic Day," Cihan Baysal, a member of the Urban Movements group and a leading housing-rights activist, said.

But that is what great directors and designers seek to achieve at the Met and in other leading houses.

Hugel, along with several other leading houses like Trimbach, refused to use the grand cru designation on their labels.

It is a science of which the Writers Digest is a leading house organ, with "over 2,000 different markets in every issue".

It keeps even better company now that Mr. Ferrari has taken charge of the Teatro Comunale in Bologna, one of Italy's leading houses.