Sentences with phrase «rural homes as»

«Instead, well designed homes, green homes, homes in mixed communities with good facilities, rural homes as well as homes in towns and cities.

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That same rural / urban divide is evident in my home state — Missouri — where as many as 60 % of rural residents lack access to high - speed Internet.

«Mortgage insurance allows Canadians across the country, in rural areas and big cities, to have the same opportunities to access home ownership and at the same interest rates as people who can afford to put down a 25 % down payment,» says Pierre Serré, chief financial officer of CMHC.

Such as the fact that as of 2010, about half of rural households in America did not have internet access at home.

To cite an example, tax records currently show a rural house located in the Loja province that cost $ 50,000 as having a municipal value of $ 20,000, while an urban home in Cuenca costing $ 170,000 shows a value of $ 100,000.

Low - and moderate - income families who live in rural areas can apply for a USDA - guaranteed home loan as long as they meet income and credit history requirements.

There are various mortgage programs, such as the VA Home Loan Guaranty program and the USDA Rural Housing Loan, which allow for 100 % financing.

USDA home loans are loans backed the U.S. Department of Agriculture as part of the USDA Rural Development Guaranteed Housing Loan program, which is also known as Section 502.

As the home to the province's resources, rural B.C. is the engine that drives British Columbia's economy.

Hydro One also serves as a local electricity distribution company for 1.3 million homes in remote and rural parts of Ontario.

I was already serving my own local parish as a churchwarden (responsible for the church, its worship and administration), and was commuting weekly from my home in rural southwest England to CNN's London studios.

The modern city, where more and more of us want to live, enjoys its munificence at the expense of the rural areas as Arthur E. Holt has forcibly brought home in This Nation Under God.6 Those fortunate enough to live in suburbs or other desirable residential districts enjoy their space and light partly through the exploitation of the crowded and blighted areas.

The kick - off was scheduled at 13:45 (CAT) meaning that I will have to leave home at 16:00 pm to go to work after the game and still have to travel about 173 km using public transport which is also not easily accessible as I live in a rural area.

She practiced in Portland as a home birth midwife and has lived and practiced in rural Jamaica.

Although affluent and urban women began having their babies in hospitals, however, medically underserved populations, such as rural women with limited access to hospitals and poor women who couldn't afford to give birth in the hospitals, continued to give birth at home.

However, government targets presently suggest just 10,300 new affordable homes will be built in smaller rural communities (defined as less than 3,000 inhabitants) over the next three years.

The incident started as a fight between Helen Dandrea's ex-boyfriend and her new boyfriend, inside a rural Clackamas County home

Let's remember also Medicaid supports rural hospitals, drug addiction recovery, support for special needs adults and children as well as elder care in nursing homes when all other funds run dry.

On the efforts by the President Muhammadu Buharu administration to improve electricity in Nigeria, Fashola said «Federal government is implementing off - grid renewable energy solutions such as rural mini-grids, standalone home solutions, IPP for Federal Universities, Teaching Hospitals and large - scale solar PV projects such as the Jigawa solar city.

«There isn't a lot of granular information on poverty and slums in the cities we're working in,» says Brian English, country director of slum upgrading, urbanization and climate change initiatives in India for CHF, which was founded in 1952 as the Foundation for Cooperative Housing to provide affordable homes for low - income families in rural and urban America.

As community health advisor, my mother kept a huge, well - illustrated text of medical embryology in our rural home in Chiwundura, near the city of Gweru in Zimbabwe.

Information on their works in the fields of health, education, culture, rural development and economic promotion, primarily in least - developed countries in Track Santa Claus as he makes his way towards your home town delivering presents - he's reached the UK so keep your eye out!

Younger Joe's pursuit eventually takes him to the rural home of Sara (Emily Blunt) and her young son Cid (Pierce Gagnon, perfectly fine, as far as child actors go).

After introducing the magical plant of the film's title — a phosphorescent wild berry that blooms just once every seven years — the movie settles into the bucolic lull of its rural surroundings, as Mary (voiced by Ruby Barnhill in the English - language version) unpacks her belongings at her new home, a charming cottage belonging to her Great - Aunt Charlotte (Lynda Baron).

The arboreal metaphor is overworked as the tree's roots choke off the rural home's water supply, but the story has a winning, fable - like directness.

So, seizing the opportunity of a sympathetic audience, and amidst a season where many of the 84 movies put forward by their home countries as Academy Award contenders are floating around at festivals — big and small, rural and urban, American and elsewhere — I thought I'd weigh in on the titles I've caught.

Sky Atlantic's latest moody and mysterious crime drama comes from rural Australia and stars Elizabeth Debicki as a woman who returns home after 15 years to find her town in a struggle for survival.

Playing like a scandal - rag version of events, writer / director Douglas McGrath (working off George Plimpton's biography of the author) concentrates on the clashing of Capote's gossipy, New York City atmosphere with the down home curiosity of rural Kansas as the author tries to earn the trust of folks who can tell him about the murder of the Clutter family.

It starts in a rural country home, when an unnamed couple have their peaceful existence interrupted as a man arrives at their door, claiming to be new in town and seeking a place to stay.

It opens in 1950, as Eilis (Saoirse Ronan) is reluctantly preparing to leave her home and family in rural Ireland for a new life in New York City, arranged with the help of an Irish priest, Father Flood (Jim Broadbent).

Eili Harboe generates sympathy and apprehension as the title character, a girl who's both thrilled and troubled to leave her religious parents» rural home for school in big, bad Oslo.

The scenes in the museum are overextended to the point of viewer frustration, and the visuals, which have been touted by some critics as the most notable aspect of the movie, are nothing to write home about, not even to rural Minnesota.

Rather than hollowing out rural communities, better preparation for the constantly evolving mainstream economy can offer some students the opportunity to return home as entrepreneurs or participants in the online space.

«We've got kids that are on the rural blocks, kids that come from Palmerston Indigenous Village just down the road, kids from caravan parks, and then from suburban homes as well — so, it's quite a mix.»

Housing is just part of the problem, although — as in many rural districts — few homes are available for rent, and many of those that are for sale need major work.

Lancashire said Reach2's status as a large trust meant it had a «prerogative» to look after small, rural schools that «might be in danger of not finding a home».

During her tenure as a teacher she served as an Appalachian Rural Systemic Initiative (ARSI) Teacher Partner and Regional Teacher Partner for her home school district.

In rural southern Iowa, the town of Leon is home to 2,000 people, a popular annual rodeo, and a school system that has emerged as a beacon of teacher leadership.

In the same way that students from impoverished inner - city schools may view their enrollment in college as an «escape,» rural students that overcome the odds and pursue college further than 50 miles from their homes may feel a similar way.

It's manoeuvrable enough on city streets, but as you'd guess, the Durango most at home eating up real estate on highways and rural roads, where its seating and towing capacity will get you and yours comfortably to the cottage.

As children, Carolyn and her brother David spent a lot of time in their father's office but it took coming home as an adult for her to realize the choice her father had made in serving the rural community of Strawberry PlainAs children, Carolyn and her brother David spent a lot of time in their father's office but it took coming home as an adult for her to realize the choice her father had made in serving the rural community of Strawberry Plainas an adult for her to realize the choice her father had made in serving the rural community of Strawberry Plains.

When Ratchet Clark spends the summer with her aunts in Maine, she is surprised by the rural surroundings, as well as the sense of home she finds there.

It follows two sisters as they escape into the wilds of rural Scotland leaving behind a turbulent home life.

Hoffman's much - anticipated follow - up, Looking for Me, comes out on May 28 and introduces another unforgettable narrator in Teddi Overman, who returns to the rural Kentucky home she left 18 years ago as new clues emerge regarding the mysterious disappearance of her brother.

As a result, the 60 - year - old Rebecca feels adrift when she sublets her home and moves into a rented cottage in rural New York.

This sharp and insightful social satire is an all - too - timely look at race relations in America, as three ostensibly liberal and definitely privileged Berkeley students from various backgrounds travel with a friend and classmate to his home in rural Georgia — just in time for a Civil War re-enactment.

The first chapters ably introduce Roanoke, a sprawling farmhouse in the middle of rural Kansas, and family black sheep Lane Roanoke, who returns to her family's ancestral home years after a traumatic summer sent her running as fast as she could in the opposite direction.

Even though the conflict officially ended in 2006, child traffickers have continued to prey on rural villagers» concerns for their children by deceiving families with promises of safety for their children and attendance at top boarding schools in the Kathmandu Valley - but the sad reality is that the children who are taken from their homes are often kept as slaves or beggars, taken to illegal...

In rural Texas, the heroine, Queenie Wake, has come home with her tail between her legs, having failed in New York as a chef.

There are many good words that could describe Coyne's story of 28 - year - old Alex «Cat» Rucker, an alcoholic waitress who fled her rural childhood home as a teenager then returns to confront her family demons 10 years later, after her mother's suicide.