Sentence examples for run residential from inspiring English sources

Democratic enterprises would have to work out collaborations and agreements with democratically run residential units (cities, states, etc) where their decisions impact one another.

There are only four mental health wards in general hospitals across the country, while in Hargeisa many families rely on the privately run residential centres.

For example, inspectors found that the city could save £4m by putting elderly people into privately run residential homes rather than the more expensive and worse-run council homes.In this section An inspector calls On the brink of recession?

But at least three charities that run residential drug treatment programs or group homes for the mentally and physically disabled have filed suit against the city, accusing Bridgeport of abusing its authority.

In theory, local authorities could take on the running of the homes – and in cases have done so where smaller operators have failed – but they admit that they no longer have the capacity or expertise to run residential homes on a large scale.

"Many councils run residential care homes I'm sure they're testing now in terms of the supplies that go in and many of the suppliers are the same as supply produce into schools".

When we applied, jointly, for a job as centre directors for the Arvon Foundation [which runs residential creative writing courses], incredibly, we landed the job.

Nearly two-thirds of Georgia's juvenile-justice department's annual $300m budget goes to running residential facilities, which cost $91,126 per bed per year for long-term facilities and $88,155 for short-term.

At that time, children's homes regulations changed and organisations that ran residential care establishments needed to find independent people to review the care that they provided to children.

The organisation still concentrated on running residential homes at a time when these were becoming regarded as outdated by most social services departments, which were reluctant to pay the fees.

'Big Data' technologies can efficiently process large-scale streams of data generated by mobile phone sensors, embedded systems for smart city infrastructures and smart sensors running residential applications, such as energy management, and ambient assisting living.