Sentence examples for the problem of housing from inspiring English sources

He said Rees would also have the task of tackling the problem of housing.

Poverty then, cannot be tackled without tackling the problem of housing.

The state has not altogether ignored the problem of housing the mentally ill.

But crime, the cost of living and the problem of housing have all worsened substantially since Mr Chávez came to power, he says.

But, the purpose of these companies is not to mitigate the problem of housing supply, but to maximise profitability and returns.

For two decades, local governments in China have been able to ignore the problem of housing migrants, thanks to the makeshift villages and other arrangements that accommodate about 40 percent of migrants.

But if politicians are incapable of making an argument based on ideas of a fair or fulfilling society, there are also economic reasons for addressing the problems of housing.

The problems of housing and homelessness are intertwined, fed by many unrelated things: joblessness and the lagging economy, deficiencies in mental-health and addiction care that force vulnerable men and women onto the streets, the simple lack of affordable units and a widening gap between incomes and market rents.

"Small business tax cuts, stopping a race to the bottom in skills so we build up a skilled workforce, dealing with some of the problems of housing which are a problem for business.

In urban areas, dissolution of the joint family system is likely due to the problems of housing (large families being unable to live under one roof) and occupational alternatives which result in the younger generation undergoing separation of economic production.

Buchanan and Miller (2006), among others, have defended the KKI study on the grounds that it sought to give solid evidence for evaluating feasible solutions to the problem of housing-related lead exposure in the absence of evidence that ideal solutions would be developed or implemented.