Sentence examples for temporary households from inspiring English sources

Slowly, families began to set up temporary households.

For over two months, the Ordoñez' have been living together with other families in temporary households built in Las Marias settlement, where they share collective basic services, such as toilets, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, and consume the food the Government provides them to reduce children malnutrition.

Comparing the health care expenditures between both settings, it has to be kept in mind that SHI services include 'home health care', which accounts for short-term medical nursing and temporary household support in community-living individuals.

A household was defined as a unit of persons residing in one tent or temporary house.

Military families are particularly hard-hit, often having to make do with less income while loved ones are deployed, and expenses like child care increase in a temporary one-parent household.

The report defined homelessness as people sleeping rough, single people living in temporary accommodation, statutorily homeless households who are currently or imminently without accommodation and "hidden homeless" households, such as those living in severely overcrowded conditions, squatters or "sofa-surfers".

Greenwich has fewer than 300 homeless households in temporary accommodation.

According to the review, in 2003 there were 93,000 households in temporary accommodation compared to 46,000 in 1995.

According to the review, in 2003 there were 93,000 households in temporary accommodation compared with 46,000 in 1995.

Between 2005 and 2010, local authorities were told to reduce the number of households in temporary accommodation by 50%.

An ODPM spokeswoman said: "We agree that reducing the number of households in temporary accommodation must be a top priority.