Sentence examples for under occupy from inspiring English sources

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The proposal approved by the council said that high-rise two-bedroom properties, which are deemed non-family accommodation, would be difficult to let out to tenants that would not under-occupy the property and would increase homelessness.

But from April the new regulations would mean that they are under-occupying their specially adapted flat in Southport, Merseyside.

Under the reforms, tenants can expert to lose a portion of what little income they do receive through a penalty for under-occupying their homes.

A separate judicial review has been considering whether the impact of the government's so-called bedroom tax on tenants "under-occupying" social housing is discriminatory.

The Department for Work and Pensions says that 456,000 households are under-occupying their property, meaning people have more than one spare room.

Local housing association Coast & Country has 1,800 households who are currently under-occupying their properties and looking for a smaller home, but they only have two one-bedroom homes available on their books which these people could move into.

Oldham council for their 'Downsizing Scheme' which helps tenants of social landlords who are under-occupying their home (by two bedrooms or more) to move to a smaller home.

His mother was told she would lose £15.52 a week when the council judged they were under-occupying.

The analysis breaks down how many people may be affected area-by-area and estimates that across Scotland 39% of tenants of working age who receive housing benefit are under-occupying.

Lots of women in their 50s living in council homes were stung by the introduction of the bedroom tax, left with spare rooms because for instance their adult children had moved out, and then told in 2013 that they would start losing housing benefits because they were under-occupying their homes.