Sentence examples for longer-term accommodation from inspiring English sources
Backpacker magazines such as British Balls! and TNT are also good sources of longer-term accommodation.
However, longer-term accommodation for those whose asylum claims are being processed, or who have been granted asylum, has posed just as much of a problem.
These buildings (and doubtless others) could surely be adapted to provide longer-term accommodation for those lacking a proper roof over their heads.
As long as there is a bed, hostels will take in people who are sleeping rough, with the aim of helping them claim welfare benefits to pay for the bed later – and find longer-term accommodation.
Like nearly 5,000 fellow asylum seekers in Vienna, Wafa lives in a large emergency refugee shelter and is awaiting a move to longer-term accommodation either in Vienna or elsewhere in Austria.
The first center, for men, will provide meals, clothing and housing for a few days before the inhabitants move to longer-term accommodation, Hidalgo said.
Their landlord, Equity Residential, based in Chicago, found hotel space for many of the residents while looking for longer-term accommodations.
But, it's unclear exactly when residents will be able to return — and in the meantime, universities and social housing agencies have offered longer-term accommodations for evacuees, while schools in Edmonton have opened their doors to children displaced from their classrooms.
While such expressions of "faith solidarity" may have disturbing implications for the rights of free expression cherished by Europeans, they carry the seeds of longer-term accommodations that are likely to bring the more conservative and isolated strands of Islam into the cultural mainstream.
The study found that 2,696 (70%) of the new rough sleepers spent only one night on the road and outreach teams were able to move 1,014 people into longer term accommodation.
If we are to prevent a deepening crisis, we must look to secure alternatives to home ownership for those who cannot afford to buy: longer-term, secure accommodation at prices that those on the lowest incomes can afford".
