Sentence examples for stable accommodation from inspiring English sources

It's stable accommodation, something I've not really had my whole life.

We can promote innovative approaches by making our funding conditional on achieving results – an approach that has proved successful in helping people access and remain in stable accommodation.

The pressure group is calling for landlords to offer family-sized rental properties on three-year tenancies to provide "stable" accommodation for refugees.

Many international organisations privately blame the government and the new President, Michel Martelly, for the continued delays in getting people into stable accommodation.

Unlike Social Bite, the rigging company requires potential recruits to be in stable accommodation and have gone through drug or alcohol rehabilitation if they have struggled with addiction, since the work demands are rigorous.

By keeping the family in stable accommodation, the stress on the children is reduced, the damage to their education is minimised and the charity is able to help avert lasting damage.

ABC News reported that the CIA constructed a cell block inside the covered riding area of the school and converted the stables into accommodation for interrogators.

Stables and accommodations for sleeping and eating were placed around one or more centralized courtyards.

Many found themselves without stable long-term accommodation when they left abusive relationships after their adult children had moved out.

During these six long months, shepherds would live away from their home environment, far from their loved ones, travelling the length of the pastures which they were allowed to graze, sleeping in stables or rented accommodation, leaving behind their relatives, wives and children in the cold, remote areas of Teruel.

Age (≤ 30/31 40/≥ 41), number of years of education completed (≤ 9/≥ 10 years completed), accommodation status (stable (owner occupied, private rental, or public housing)/unstable (parent/sibling/other family's home, boarding house, crisis accommodation, staying with friend, squat, homeless), and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identification (no/yes).