Sentence examples for using allotments from inspiring English sources

It said using allotments would be a very last resort.

"Using allotments would be a very last resort and is certainly not proposed now".

A freedom of information request found that the government had turned down only four of 99 requests to use allotment land, between 2007 and 2013, and the National Allotments Society warns that the 2011 Localism Act could be a perfect chance for allotment plots to be identified as housing land.

In Sheffield I met a man creating safe spaces for people experiencing manic or psychotic episodes: using woods, allotments and – if his project gets planning permission – cobb houses like hobbit holes to create a place of comfort for those whose minds are reeling.

I was ecstatically excited when I discovered the Salvation Army are using an allotment to create a context for healing those rescued from modern slavery.

In proving the hypothesis, one automatically and unconsciously selects evidence that favors it, such as listening to narratives about people on food stamps using their allotment to buy items deemed to be unnecessary.

While he said his "heart goes out to the real farmers," he did not have the personnel to monitor how people use their allotments.

Because New York City uses its allotments each year, and because of the increase in homelessness, the city has decided to offer more of its vouchers to the homeless.

An ugly side of current scares over future food supply is wealthy, land-poor states, like those in the Gulf and South Korea, acquiring tracts of undeveloped countries to use as allotments.

New York is expected to get additional money from the federal governmeent if the 40 states that did not use their allotments for the child health insurance program are forced to forfeit their funds.

Six developers are to submit blueprints for land currently used for allotments in Leatherhead.