Sentence examples for single accommodation from inspiring English sources

Single accommodation While badly managed HMOs have had a negative effect on some areas, there is a recognition that they play an important role in offering single people affordable accommodation.

In perhaps the state's most extensive single accommodation, a revamped ski resort in Vernon is set to open this winter with three "terrain parks" and a half-pipe, for mogul skiing, skiboarding, shaped skis, and the more familiar snowboards (those old things!).

"Soldiers living in single accommodation or indeed foster parents with more than one foster child are hit, despite the government's talk of a U-turn.

We have to fight for every single accommodation, every doctor referral, insurance coverage, everything.

The extra charge, usually 50percentt or more, for single accommodations is more than many singles, often on limited incomes, can afford.

Compared to public hospitals, private hospitals more often provide single room accommodation and well-baby nurseries, can accommodate partner's over-night, and enable women to have a longer length of stay in hospital following birth.

A recent Homeless Link report shows that nearly 50 per cent of people in single homeless accommodation are aged 16 to 24, and four in ten accommodation projects for the homeless and vulnerable exclusively house young people.

"Our great NHS can be a system for discharging very elderly people late at night [without knowing where they are going], that keeps new parents for hours waiting to go home, and does not yet provide single sex accommodation".

All provided single room accommodation, six had only single rooms, and no participating hospital had less than 50% single rooms.

The authors quoted results from the 2006 inpatient survey as described in the National Services Framework for Older People: older patients were particularly affected by hospital management issues, such as privacy, continence management, single sex accommodation and provision of nutritious food.

To our knowledge, no other studies have examined correlates of suicidality among Australian prisoners, although a clinical audit found a high prevalence of established risk factors in completed suicides (e.g. substance use disorders; histories of self-harm; single cell accommodation) [ 12].