Sentence examples for retained homes from inspiring English sources

He retained homes in Paris and also in St Paul de Vence, near Nice, where he'd converted a sizeable industrial building into a home and workspace.

The policy recognises the need to retain homes as a local asset rather than letting them slip from grasp.

Alternative options such as "arm's length management organisations" sweetened the pill by enabling high performing councils to borrow more while retaining homes within council ownership.

The Intergenerational Foundation – set up to campaign on financial issues, particularly those affecting younger people – is concerned that the tax and benefit systems do little to discourage people retaining homes larger than they need.

The BofA seconds and many others were marked as paid in full, removing blemishes from the borrowers' credit ratings, enabling some borrowers to retain homes and in other cases removing an obstacle to a short sale. .

■ The technology start-up Honor, having raised $62 million in venture capital, intends to retain home care workers as employees, not as independent contractors, and pay them more by using a proprietary "care management platform" to reduce inefficiencies.

No one with any sense would dispute that the best teams in the world can usually be found in La Liga, or that when it comes to producing and retaining home-grown talent Germany and Spain are out on their own.

Behind The Numbers Using data from Moody's Economy.com, we looked at the country's 200 largest metro areas to determine which are retaining home equity in the face of a nationwide housing softening.

"Clubs are increasingly seeing the benefits of using 3G surfaces across the football pyramid and clubs who play on those surfaces can now retain home advantage in the competition," FA general secretary Alex Horne said.

Another Ontario study exploring strategies to retain home care nurses indicated that organizational supports were required to maintain a stable workforce including provision of learning supports which were lacking in home care workplace settings [ 11].

The family were longtime residents of Weston, CT, where they retained a family home until 1972.