Sentence examples for relocated housing from inspiring English sources

We investigate how variations in space time flexibility are associated with built environment factors and four different community types: danwei communities, commodity housing communities, affordable housing communities and relocated housing communities, controlling for personal, household and activity attributes.

Especially in the inner city, where they try to relocate housing projects and it doesn't work out very well.

"The majority went to other adult homes, a few went to hospitals and a few others were relocated to housing under the State Office of Mental Health," he said.

Under the Communists in the 1960s, it was decided to destroy the old town to access the resources, so the people were relocated to housing constructed of pre-fabricated concrete panels.

Ms. Burnett said Henry Cisneros, the former mayor of San Antonio, had since relocated the house, which was to be razed, and would transform it into a school for underprivileged children.

Weaned calves and dairy cows accompanied by their calves are regularly exchanged between the relocated and house herds.

Back at her apartment, she kneels by Amma's relocated doll house and spies something she hadn't noticed before: Adora's infamous ivory bedroom floor has been recreated with teeth.

He first lived in a low-rent basement apartment in Brooklyn before his family relocated to public housing in the Bronx.

The residents had to leave their houses and be relocated in provisional housing.

Adams and his family relocated to a house in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1888.

Forty of the 49 families have been moved, and two additional households are relocating to housing run by the New York City Housing Authority, according to the city.