Sentence examples for rehousing scheme from inspiring English sources

Western governments have been asked to accept 30,000 of the most vulnerable refugees from the region under the rehousing scheme.

18,000 people were rehoused under the scheme, which included new facilities, shops and schools.

Clearance started in the 1930s, paused for the second world war, but resumed shortly afterwards, when the young Sheffield city council architects Ivor Smith and Jack Lynn began work in 1945, designing a radical scheme to rehouse the local community.

Many occupants demanded rehousing.

The residents have been given vouchers for rehousing.

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

Both organisations need rehousing for those two reasons alone.

And many have been ineligible for rehousing, usually because of a criminal conviction.

Banks would also be unable to evict defaulters from their homes without rehousing them.

Keeping company with towns in Oregon, Florida, Illinois and California, Orange is the focus of a show called "Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream".

John van Someren, trustee of the Fresh Start charity, said it would prioritise rehousing the people it referred.