Sentence examples for type and tenure from inspiring English sources

Gender, race, ethnicity, academic degree, department type and tenure status did not predict early attrition.

The older people who participated in individual interviews included a range in terms of age, ethnicity and gender (table 1) and type and tenure of housing (table 2).

This approach helped ensure that a range of participants in relation to key characteristics including age, gender, type and tenure of housing, living alone or with spouse/family, and fuel poverty.

From the Building and Dwelling Register which contains information on exact address codes on all Danish people, we obtained information on size, type and tenure of dwelling (Thygesen, 1995).

Go back to 2009, when the council formally teamed up with Capco (and Transport for London) to take forward plans for a regeneration scheme they had already been gestating behind the scenes for a year, and find its vision for creating "decent neighbourhoods" characterised by "a housing mix by type, size and tenure to attract people on a range of incomes".

The problem is simply that not enough houses are being built, and that goes for all types and tenures.

It is simply not possible to deliver the new housing the country needs without building more houses of all types and tenures, including social housing.

They included age group, sex, the validated Chinese version of Minimum Data Set-Home Care (MDS-HC) as a proxy for disability [ 22], co-habitation pattern (viz marital status and household composition), housing type, housing tenure, and financial means (viz monthly household income and education attainment).

There were varying types of land ownership and tenure depending on the topography and climate of one's locality.

Whilst a series of common standards can be reasonably applied to new construction, many factors (such as age, construction type, condition, tenure and planning regulations) affect the approach required for improving existing properties.

At 17%, that was the smallest type of tenure and follows a long downward trend since the 1980s.