Sentence examples for multiple occupation and from inspiring English sources

Sharing households are those that share a single space but not regular meals or a living room (large houses of multiple occupation), and concealed are those that are separately identifiable households that nonetheless share meals and common areas – that's all those adult couples living with their parents well into their 30s.

"We are looking at licensing HMOs, that is Houses of Multiple Occupation, and we have been looking at that as part of the new housing strategy.

In military affairs, it's the perpetuation of multiple occupations and a global military presence presumably deployed to fight terror despite the fact that there is no good evidence that such a military effort is having any tangible, positive impact in that fight and plenty of evidence that it's only making things worse.

The material was reported to have an ordered perovskite structure showing multiple occupation of both A (La and Ca) and B (Mn and Co) sublattices.

On Friday about 50 voters came, wanting to talk about ordinary things – parking, fly-tipping and houses in multiple occupation crammed with migrants by rogue landlords.

Aziz said that when he had made a decision to convert the property into a house of multiple occupation (HMO) he stipulated that he and his family would retain use of the forecourt and back garden of the property next door.

Licensing Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in Oxford is "bureaucratic" and will not address problems tenants face, landlords' groups claim.

Councillor Matthew Bennett, cabinet member for housing, said: "The conditions the people in this illegal HMO Housee in Multiple Occupation) were living in were truly appalling, and represented a genuine danger to life and limb.

And do houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) rules apply to property guardians?

Under current rules, licences are only required if a house in multiple occupation, or HMO, has more than three storeys and is shared by more than five people.

Because poor housing and labour exploitation are usually linked, they use regular housing inspections of the town's many houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) as a way of investigating trafficking and exploitation.