emergency accommodationsの例文

• Residents were rescued off rooftops by boats and taken to emergency accommodation.
• Services include short-term, emergency accommodation, long-term accommodation, case support and rehabilitation.
• The School took over four floors of the Appleton Tower as emergency accommodation.
• Emergency accommodation such as drill halls or offices is needed.
• Tenants requesting emergency accommodation were found free hotel accommodation for up to 2 months.
• It established schemes whereby Aboriginal people could obtain housing, loans, emergency accommodation and tertiary education allowances.
• A church group and the Red Cross arranged emergency accommodation for the group Tuesday night, Paul said.
• More recently it was used as emergency accommodation for refugees fleeing the conflicts in eastern Europe, namely Kosovo.
• The New South Wales state Department of Community Services organized emergency accommodation for dozens people who evacuated their homes.
• Services include short-term, emergency accommodation, semi-independent living options, case support and early intervention for young people at risk of homelessness.
• While operated by a maximum crew of 40, in case of emergency the ship can provide emergency accommodation for 150 evacuees.
• The Human Rights Commission stated in December 2013 that there was a shortage of rental, temporary and emergency accommodation in Christchurch.
• The local council paid bills for the emergency accommodation and for live entertainment Saturday night at the camp, including singers of'40s nostalgia.
• Thousands of people were put up at emergency accommodations in schools and hostels Saturday night because they had no way of getting home.
• The Health Service Executive and approved housing bodies can still offer equivalent accommodation, which is mostly used as emergency accommodation for the homeless.
• Ellie made landfall near Ingham, between Cairns and Townsville, some 50 homes were flooded, with 32 people evacuated to emergency accommodation at a local high school.
• Menino said that could reflect a decrease in the number of shelter beds and stricter requirements on homeless families seeking emergency accommodations in hotels and motels.
• Exact figures are unknown, but reliable estimates were calculated based on train arrivals, foot traffic, and the extent to which emergency accommodation had to be organised.
• With more than 100, 000 people already evacuated or getting ready to leave their homes, emergency accommodation has been set up in schools and shopping malls.
• The Community Centre served as an evacuation point, providing emergency accommodation, first aid and government relief to local residents affected by the February 2009 Victorian bushfires.