Sentence examples for mixed communities with from inspiring English sources

Far from "pushing through inadequate housing schemes", for public housing - provided by housing associations and councils - we demand mixed communities with higher design and environmental standards than planning and building regulations require.

In Torbay, the most "at risk" are indebted families living in low-rise estates; mixed communities with many single people in the centre of the small town, and self-employed tradespeople.

Mayor Dannel Malloy insists that "we're not going to see a total displacement of industry, and a lot of older housing will probably be restored, so I think Waterside and the South End will be mixed communities with light industry, lots of offices, parks, a ferry service, and we're going to see 2,000 to 3,000 units of housing come to the South End over the next 10 years".

In nature, biomass-degrading fungi live in mixed communities with other microorganisms.

"Plus, it was a mixed community, with Spanish, West Indian, African-American and white residents.

At Caterham Barracks, Surrey, developer Linden Homes and social housing provider the Guinness Trust have attempted to create a model mixed community, with social housing side by side with luxury semis, each worth about £350,000.

It promises to be a mixed community, with a new 120-bed care home given pride of place on the corner, and has that rare quality for a games dormitory of feeling like a place you might actually want to live.

Since the early 1990s, it has given money under a program called Hope VI to tear down distressed projects, to be replaced by mixed communities built with private partners.

Bear in mind, though, that while socially mixed communities are popular with most who live in them they do not, of themselves, make poor people better off and can, in some respects, deepen disadvantage.

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation and others have persevered with ideas of mixed communities and the benefits of mixing households with different income levels in the same physical space.

We ended up with mixed communities and that was what we were after".