public housing

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Payments of all kinds—to university students, to inhabitants of public housing, to the BBC—will be chopped, blocked, or frozen.
各種形式的支出——給大學(xué)生的，給公共住房居民的，給BBC的——都將被削減、攔截或凍結(jié)。
Ludwig says the difference between the cost of public housing and the rent-subsidy vouchers for private housing is negligible, but both are expensive.
路德維希說公共住房的花費(fèi)和用租金補(bǔ)貼券租賃私人住房直接的差別可以忽略不計(jì)，但是兩者都很昂貴。
And what public housing remains has become ever more prison-like, with random police sweeps and, in a growing number of cities, proposed drug tests for residents.
保畱下來的公共住房變得越來越像監(jiān)獄，有警察突擊檢查，以及越來越多的城市計(jì)劃著對居民進(jìn)行葯檢。

She grew up in a public housing project in the South Bronx, one of the poorest areas of the city.
There are still some public housing apartments for poor people, but many fewer than in the past.
But he remembers fondly the 1980s when Mr.Obama was in his 20s and helping people in public housing.

Mr Daley has pulled off ambitious takeovers of the city's schools and its awful public housing.
ECONOMIST: A hugely successful mayor begins to be bothered by scandal

houses or flats provided by the government at low rents for people who have low incomes

Public housing is apartments or houses that are rented to poor people, usually at a low cost, by the government.