Sentence examples for restore housing from inspiring English sources
Advocates for the homeless say the city should restore housing assistance for shelter residents, including giving them priority for public housing.
The city just won a competition to be home port for the battleship New Jersey, and within the last few months has secured a minor-league baseball stadium and a multimillion-dollar state commitment to restore housing.
Just last week, a federal judge ordered the agency to restore housing assistance and pay back rent to thousands of Hurricane Katrina evacuees who had been deemed ineligible for long-term housing aid.
Banana Kelly, established in 1978 when the Bronx was being decimated by arson and abandonment, was once praised as a national model for residents trying to restore housing and their neighborhoods.
By excavating pertinent data and producing accessible, powerful visualizations of this abstract information connected with individual stories of struggle, the AEMP reorients and repositions power in the community and in the hands of those who are working to restore housing equity in low-income communities and communities of color.
"Housing market activity revives when house prices decline sufficiently to restore housing affordability and entice buyers to step up and make a purchase," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com.com
The older son is doing well now, and the two enjoy working together to restore houses and sell them.
Tom and I restore houses in Hawaii now, so we aren't here as often as we used to be.
Aided in part by World Bank funds, the government helped tens of thousands of families to obtain new or restored housing by 1988.
"There has to be some preservation of the housing stock owned by blacks and an amelioration of the problem of restoring housing stock" for blacks, Mr. Parkman said.
Meanwhile Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac overseer Ed DeMarco continues to be the major obstacle preventing implementation of the best tool for restoring housing stability--principal reduction.
