| A public tender process will mean fresh negotiations with other private parties, and further delays to rehousing the residents, he said. |
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| A framer in Washington, D.C., is rehousing George and Martha Washingtons' last wills and testaments with Alpharag Artcare. |
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| And many have been ineligible for rehousing, usually because of a criminal conviction. |
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| Displaced persons and refugees had been invited to submit applications for rehousing to the competent authorities. |
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| In rehousing the people, it is important to follow the rules of neighborhood solidarity as much as possible, to maintain their longstanding ties. |
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| Since 1993 the Government has pursued an ambitious programme of pulling down the shacks and rehousing the inhabitants in social housing. |
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| These findings are recorded in a database with rehousing set as the main action with treatment to follow. |
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| Although the cabinets are not inexpensive, they can be purchased as part of an ongoing rehousing program over many years. |
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| Banks would also be unable to evict defaulters from their homes without rehousing them. |
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| Such flows should include materials and equipment to enable United Nations rehousing and rubble removal projects to resume. |
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| Similarly, this programme could be broadened quickly to assist with the rehousing of families displaced by the tsunami. |
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| At the same time, a working group directed by the Ministry of Housing and in which SDFE participates has given consideration to the legal difficulties faced by women victims of violence looking for housing or rehousing. |
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| The council has already awarded priority rehousing status to tenants of Glen Court and Regent Court maisonettes. |
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| It had provided temporary accommodation and emergency assistance to the families whose houses had been destroyed, and had launched several rehousing projects. |
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| The residents have been given vouchers for rehousing. |
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| Construction slackened during the late 1960s and '70s as a result of economic recession, although many Italians were still living in substandard dwellings and awaiting rehousing. |
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| We received confirmation from the UK Border Agency and the current housing providers, the local authorities, on 9 November that the deadline for rehousing all those concerned would be 7 December. |
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| A clear distinction has to be drawn between those aspects that relate to the rehousing of some inhabitants of the medina and those relating to infrastructures or restoration. |
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| The Commission believes that absolute priority should be given to rehousing them in the camps farthest away from the border, that is to say as far away as possible from the combat zones. |
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| This inventory played a key role in the rehousing of the Kosovar people during the 1999-2000 winter and was the basis for drawing up a housing reconstruction programme in the province. |
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| In addition, we've seen huge expulsions from camps and squats in 2008-without options for rehousing, even for pregnant women, children or people who are ill. |
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| Such standards are ensured by not subjecting the animals to the stress of transport or rehousing in the weaning, growing-finishing or fattening phases. |
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| They are compelled to sell their rehousing land to speculators. |
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| These include the rehousing of eight colleges now using temporary accommodation, the extension of five existing colleges, the building of five new colleges, etc. |
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