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 Übersetzung für 'Second Housing Act' von Englisch nach Deutsch
law
Second Housing Act [Germany, enacted 1956]
Zweites Wohnungs­baugesetz {n} <II. WoBauG> [Deutschland, Juni 1956]
Teiltreffer
law
German non-profit housing act
Wohnungs­gemeinnützigkeitsgesetz {n} <WGG>
sports
second eleven <second 11> [cf. B team]
B-Mannschaft {f} [B-Elf]
second-by-second fluctuationssekundenschnelle Schwankungen {pl}
RealEst.urban
housing
Wohnraum {m} [Wohnungen]
32
tech.
housing
Gehäuse {n}
192
housingUnterkunft {f}
451
hist.mil.
housing
Schabracke {f} [verzierte Pferdedecke]
housingEinhausung {f}
17
housingBehausung {f}
39
RealEst.
housing
Wohnungs­wesen {n}
253
RealEst.
housing
Wohnungs­bau {m}
120
archi.constr.
housing
Wohnbau {m}
90
housing {adj} {pres-p}beherbergend
53
tech.
worm housing
Schneckengehäuse {n}
RealEst.
accessible housing
behindertengerechtes Wohnen {n}
econ.RealEst.
housing market
Wohnungs­markt {m}
pol.RealEst.
housing policy
Wohnungs­politik {f}
tech.
metal housing
Metallgehäuse {n}
opticstech.
telescope housing
Teleskopgehäuse {n}
archi.RealEst.urban
housing complex
Wohnsiedlung {f}
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • A stable housing market, steady employment and rapid population growth in the 21st century have led to economic prosperity and, in 2011, CommSec ranked the ACT as the second best performing economic region in the country.
  • The new towns in the United Kingdom were planned under the powers of the New Towns Act 1946 and later acts to relocate populations in poor or bombed-out housing following the Second World War.
  • The applicant brought eviction proceedings against the first respondents (the occupiers) in terms of the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act (PIE) The occupiers made a counter-application for an order compelling the second respondent (the city) to provide a report within two months, stating what steps it would take to provide them with temporary emergency accommodation upon their eviction from the property, and what steps it would take to ensure access to adequate housing thereafter.
  • The second phase of the Labourers Acts (1906–1914) began after the 1906 Labourers Housing Act, long demanded by the ILLA, was implemented, for which both the Redmondite and O'Brienite factions were zealous in claiming credit.
  • The 1968 Act focused on eradicating discrimination in housing and employment.

  • That expansion experienced its first boom market immediately after the Second World War with the original VA Home Loan programs that greatly expanded the idea that affordable housing for veterans was a benefit of having served.
  • During second half of the 20th century, portions of Warwick Road east of Chippenham Parkway became hazardous as the area became heavily developed with housing subdivisions and suburban growth, and the traffic volume increased greatly on the two-laned curving roadway, which had no shoulders and deep ditches along the narrow right-of-way which had been established many years before the invention of the automobile.
  • His report became the basis of the Housing Act and slum clearance, the National Health Service and most importantly the 1944 Education Act.
  • From its creation under the National Housing Act of 1934 signed into law by Roosevelt, official Federal Housing Administration (FHA) property appraisal underwriting standards to qualify for mortgage insurance had a whites-only requirement excluding all racially mixed neighborhoods or white neighborhoods in proximity to black neighborhoods, and the FHA used its official mortgage insurance underwriting policy explicitly to prevent school desegregation.
  • The so called 'Labourers Act' provided large scale funding for extensive state sponsored housing to accommodate rural labourers and others of the working classes.

  • The Second World War returned the site back into housing prisoners of war.
  • Housing was in excess demand after the damage and disruption of the Second World War.
  • ... the issues behind the General Strike) and pass the Housing Act 1930 which focused on slum clearances.
  • The Local Government and Housing Act 1989 then required local authorities to designate one of their officers as a "Monitoring Officer" who would have the duty of alerting the Director of Finance to any legally questionable decision.
  • A large number of West Indians lived in the area around City Road in St Pauls, suffered discrimination in housing and employment and some encountered violence from Teddy Boy gangs of white youths.

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