0 a place where prisoners or people with mental health problems can stay after they leave prison or hospital and before they start to live on their own
So this is a halfway house.
The authors prefer the risks attached to immediate reliance on competition law to the risks associated with the halfway house of semi-regulated and semi-competitive markets (p. 24).
I think that in the amendments which are now on the table, we have found some kind of halfway house.
One goes, another takes its place; this is a ‘halfway house’, not a safe home.
Was this to be, as he put it, a halfway house?
This is a halfway house—a bed-and-breakfast tax added to a property tax.
We have to have a halfway house between the two roles if we are to maintain confidence in continuity in government.
Is there not a possible halfway house which would avoid the wholesale breach of the principle of article 2·7?
