Sentence examples for procuring housing from inspiring English sources

Procuring housing is made more difficult by the "One Strike and You're Out" legislation passed by Congress in 1996, which gives federal housing authorities the discretion to decide whether to allow those with a drug or alcohol related offense and their families to access federally subsidized housing (Iguchi et al. 2005).

Local authorities need to recognise that while choice and control over housing provision may make for a more flexible and competitive market, the most vulnerable recipients of housing benefit may be unable to procure housing or find themselves in uncertain and unstable situations (especially when they have significant personal care needs).

The council had stopped procuring temporary housing just prior to the explosion in demand caused by welfare reform, and caps remained in place limiting temporary accommodation subsidy at £500 a week.

Think about it, people move to cities all the time and it's far easier to get work under the table and procure housing with no documents.

Some members began procuring safe houses for their eggs.

Sue, as she goes from house to house procuring leases, is an adroit woman doing a job.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04517.018 13-lined ground squirrels were procured and housed as described previously (Hindle and Martin, 2014).

The Manchester house – procured from a private landlord in partnership with charity Threshold and New Charter Housing Trust Group – is spacious and tastefully kitted out thanks to volunteer interior designers.

Female rats were procured from animal house of ISF College of Pharmacy, MOGA (Punjab), India.

They were procured from animal house, College of Pharmacy, IPS Academy, Indore, MP.

Sheep nasal mucosa was procured from slaughter house.