Sentence examples for rent allowances from inspiring English sources

Rent allowances worth €150 a month would be made available to 30,000 families.

Advocates for the homeless said the department deserved high marks for several new programs, including rent allowances for families who have been in shelters for a long time because they are not eligible for other programs, like public housing.

Miliband in his speech pointed out in the late 1970s, four-fifths of housing spending went on supply-side grants to support house building, with just a fifth channelled through rent allowances (the precursor to housing benefit).

The period 1946 to 1950 may justly be called the great period of reform, during which new, comprehensive laws were adopted concerning old-age pensions, child allowances, health insurance, rent allowances, educational reforms, and the expansion of institutions of higher education and research.

The main opposition party, Fianna Fáil, and Fine Gael hammered out a deal that will see a 15% rise in rent allowances to alleviate the housing crisis, especially in Dublin, and an increase in the numbers of the Garda Síochána to 15,000 to fight rising crime, including the current gangland warfare that has claimed at least six lives since February.

She received $3,000 in public assistance to cover arrears and is also getting monthly help: $215 in rent allowance, $155 in food stamps and $100 for expenses.

Benefit caps: Our private sector leasing scheme is however in danger of being suppered by the £500 benefit cap and by uncertaintly in what the rent allowance will be from April next year.

An article on Dec. 11 about a rent assistance plan for New York City families misspelled the term used for a legal principle that entitles families on public assistance to a higher rent allowance if they can prove that they are facing eviction.

Under a limited relief programme promised by the Syriza party during its election victory in January, more than 300,000 of the poorest Greek households applied last month for food aid, a small rent allowance and to have their electricity reconnected for free.

Devon and Cornwall's police and crime commissioner (PCC) has defended his £650 monthly rent allowance.

"A lot of them are entitled to rent allowance as part of their benefits but rents in Dublin have gone up so their rent allowance doesn't pay for that".