Sentence examples for managed accommodation from inspiring English sources

Students found with drugss will be interviewed; with a suspended eviction on the terms that the student agrees to refrain from further substance abuse in Newcastle University-owned or managed accommodation.

The government has previously conceded Chauka exists, saying: "The managed accommodation area is for transferees who present as a threat to others or themselves or preventing the continuance of an offence or to prevent injury or harm to themselves or others.

Of these, those that referred to the existence of managed accommodation supplied with alternative sources of energy placed a high priority on sustainable buildings as part of their enterprise.

Interviews indicated lack of managed accommodation for difficult to treat patients, professional workforce shortages, a need for strategic leadership, nurse-led clinics and structured career paths for TB nurses and few social care/outreach workers to support patients with complex needs.

Officially known as the Managed Accommodation Area, Chauka is removed from the main detention centre, and does not feature on any official maps of the island's detention infrastructure.

On the university's website, under student pages, it still reads "'The University has an Owned and Managed Accommodation Illegal Drugs (Zero Tolerance) Policy' and unfortunately a number of students have breached this resulting in exclusion from their accommodation: even the use and/or possession of small amounts of cannabis usually leads to exclusion".

"A young person might struggle to attend appointments to manage accommodation, but if there's a change in that behaviour and they start to arrive on time, it could be a massive achievement to that individual," says Laura Athey, preventative services manager at Centrepoint.

Groups of eight to ten students are supported by administrators who manage accommodation, timetabling of clinical sessions and local teaching programs.

But to manage accommodations in Binche or Eupen, or to escape the Carnaval crowds, a car is advised, though parking is difficult.

The startup — which makes money via a varying rate of commission on each booking — initially went after traditional stays, such as hotels and guest houses, but hit a growth spurt when it eased up on how it managed 'alternative' accommodation selection — principally peer-to-peer rentals and homestays.

The guy who managed our accommodation was really sweet and told us who was who around town.