Sentence examples for rehousing programme from inspiring English sources

After the Old Left's dalliance with industrialised building in the 1960s, the New Left of the 1970s was sceptical about modern architecture, and even about the modern city as such – the logical result was the rehousing programme of militant Liverpool, where modern flats in the inner city were demolished en masse, and replaced with low-density, low-rise cul‑de-sacs.

Grenfell households were "automatically allocated a place at the top of our general housing register", it added, saying support for survivors continued through dedicated officers and the Grenfell rehousing programme was "still ongoing".

Due to the staggered and complex nature of the rehousing programme, participants were in different stages of the process and not all were relocated during the course of data collection further details can be seen in Table 1.

The massive rehousing programmes of the 1960 and 1970s hardened the divide between semi-skilled workers and immigrant labourers, and their highly skilled counterparts, for whom getting a new home symbolised collective advancement.

Of the remaining cases, two-thirds were rehoused or institutionalized.

Their current vouchers, issued under a "rapid rehousing" program, expire at the end of 2008.

However, there was no plan for rehousing the current residents.

By the end of Red Vienna's housing programme in 1934, more than 400 housing projects had been built, rehousing about a tenth of the city's population.

Many occupants demanded rehousing.

The LDA was supposed to set up a rehousing alliance, but there was no rehousing alliance.

The residents have been given vouchers for rehousing.