Sentence examples for promoting affordable from inspiring English sources

The last two elections saw Obama so famously promoting affordable education and healthcare ('Obamacare'), but housing affordability has still been somewhat ignored.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tweeted, "As #obamacare continues to fail Americans, I'm pleased @POTUS is promoting affordable policies to better meet the needs of families".

Another commission member, Jay H. Schneiderman, the former East Hampton supervisor who is now a county legislator, said that Suffolk could play the same leading role in promoting affordable housing that it had in protecting farmland and open space.

Ikea's PS (or Post Scriptum) products were introduced in 1995 as a way of promoting affordable cutting-edge design, and a new collection comes out only every few years.

As the Obama administration begins to enact the new national health care law, the country's biggest insurers are promoting affordable plans with reduced premiums that require participants to use a narrower selection of doctors or hospitals.

For example, banks win CRA points for putting branches in a poor neighbourhood, which might encourage those without accounts to open them, but also for placing employees on the boards of groups promoting affordable housing, which is unlikely to.Perhaps the CRA is beside the point.

It said the county failed to promote affordable housing through zoning changes.

De Blasio also vowed to promote affordable housing and to better protect renters against abusive landlords.

Chris Lindstrom, director of the United States Public Interest Research Group's Higher Education Project, which promotes affordable and accessible college education, said the proposals were fairly similar and could reduce college costs.

"It's horrific to everyone," Ms. Andlinger, president of HomeCorp, a nonprofit organization that promotes affordable housing here, said of the case.

Congress has also used the companies to promote affordable housing and in communities that might not be served by the private sector.