How to Minimize Gang Activity in Housing Developments Gang activity in housing developments is a growing problem in today’s society. Many authorities are looking for ways to decrease this problem in order to make these certain housing developments safer and a feasible place to live. In order to fix this problem, we have to first figure out what a housing development is, who is in charge of them, what type of gangs are present in these housing developments, what problems exist and how to fix these problems to make the residents of the housing developments feel safer and continue their normal living. A housing development is a residential area in which the houses have all been planned and built at the same time (“Housing Developments”, 2011) These developments are usually areas of high density and low impact residences of single family homes. These housing developments are government run.
It should inform your readers of your issue and state what you think should happen. Avoid saying “I think,” “I am going to tell you about,” “The issue I have chosen is,” or anything else that refers to yourself or announces your issue. SAMPLE THESIS: Building more homes on the only remaining land in our already crowded city is not a solution to the housing crisis; instead we should look at alternate sites, like the many abandoned commercial properties in our city, to build more housing. People today are crazier than they used to be. Because of this us American’s are carrying our guns with us more so we can feel safer.
However, politicians increasingly pushed for mortgages to become available to more (less credit-worthy) Americans. And they expected Fannie Mae to hold non-conventional, bad-credit, high-risk loans to the same standards as their conventional mortgages. Naturally, this did not work and only served to drive mortgage business into the hands of private lenders. And while Fannie Mae’s underwriting standards were in place to ensure borrowers could afford their loans, many private mortgage lenders had little or no regard for their borrowers’ futures. Mortgage lenders popped up on every corner with aggressive marketing tactics like “teaser” introductory rates (that inevitably ramp up to higher rates and higher payments) and “interest-only” loans with huge balloon payments due at some point in the future.
I believe... Development of Lake Mead is a result of political pressure from California and need for power in greater Los Angeles. An example of a hypothesis with regard to social characteristics. I believe... New Urbanist communities are a direct response to urban sprawl and its lack of a sense of community. 15) Form a hypothesis about the physical characteristics of your selected site: I believe that the physical characteristics of this site are the main reasons why people decide to live in this town. 16) Form a hypothesis about the economic/political setting of your selected site: I believe that the development of this street was for moneymaking purposes and the aesthetic appeal that the citizens of this town were looking for.
Other people who have houses in the area will not be happy to see the price of their houses decreasing, and if they bought their houses at the peak of property prices and the impact on house prices is very dramatic then these people could experience negative equity. House prices will be affected not only because of the increase in supply of houses but also due to the fact that having the ‘green belt land’ near to the area, means house prices would be higher, as the area is more desirable to potential house buyers with this land nearby, but with urbanisation of this land, then house prices will decrease. This land may be a big tourist attraction to the local area and in losing this land, money from the tourism may be lost, jobs may be lost and the local environment will be effected, not only on plants and animals but on people as well. If the land was a national park, then where the area may have received lots of money in tourism, this will be lost as people won’t be visiting the area if it is just houses, this would affect the local economy. Jobs in looking after the area will be lost, for example park wardens and people working in information centres & visitor shops will be put out of jobs and may struggle to find a new job, if they don’t have experience in building or labouring.
Some police departments, such as New York, implemented the zero tolerance style and claimed that it lowered their crime rates in the mid 1990’s. The police became more arrest-oriented and focused on a more aggressive approach to crime control. They would increase their traffic citations, arrests, and increase their contacts with citizens. However, one of the issues with the zero tolerance style of policing is that it can cause some undue harm to citizens. By being too aggressive, it leads officers to become more suspicious of some people even though they may not deserve it, and can to lead to false arrests or abuse.
Since India is a third world country and a large market, Union Carbide wanted to partner with them so they could achieve first mover advantages of developing petrochemical plants. Even though profits from Indian operations were only 2% at the time they established the plant, there was potential to increase that revenue significantly over time. 2. How could Union Carbide have planned for an event such as the accident in Bhopal? Since the chemicals they were producing were highly toxic and posed serious threats to human life, Union Carbide could have built the plant in a more isolated area of Bhopal.
Hannah Dickinson Mr. Thomason ENGL 1020-116 15 September 2014 Analysis of Charles Murray’s “What’s Wrong With Vocational School?” Charles Murray is writing to The Wall Street Journal, which is a huge and very diverse audience to whom to present such a controversial argument. The point Murray is trying to make is that vocational schools are more effective and logical courses of action for young people entering the job market than is the conventional 4-year-university track. In championing the cause of vocational schools over college, Murray uses logos, appeals to authority, though his tone makes him come across as a little condescending. This may almost damage his argument overall. Murray’s argument is persuasive through his use of logos, nod to the opposition, and solution for the problem he introduces, among other methods to make his argument appear valid to his audience.
Romanesque architecture came before Gothic starting in the late 1000s when architects started to, almost out of nowhere, favor stone buildings and roofs as opposed to easily flammable wood structures. This seems relatively obvious but fires back in those times were exponentially more devastating as they are today, with the lack of technology and understanding. This fear of wood structures burning caused Romanesque architects to construct stone, low ceiling cathedrals that were made possible because of the wide spread prosperity in Europe at that time. This stone architecture caused there to not be much light permissible into the cathedrals as shown at the Cathedral of Saint-Sernin in Toulouse, France. Also visible in this cathedral are the very calculated and geometrical compound piers which, according to Pitt University, are types of piers that are composed not of single members but have shafts, half-columns, or pilaster strips attached to them.
The Effects of Population Density and Noise Paper PSY/460 Professor Natasha Barnes March 24, 2014 The Effects of Population Density and Noise Paper How much noise is too much noise? My friend despises the quietness, but his spouse, being the youngest of twelve enjoys the radio and television on at the same time. In this paper, the research will encounter describing the concepts of territoriality, privacy, and personal space; examine how the concepts of territoriality, privacy, and personal space have become increasingly important as population becomes denser; clarify the effect, nature has on individuals living in urban environments; describe the concept of noise and examine the effect that it has on individuals, and examine at least two strategies that can be used to reduce noise in the workplace or in the living environment . Concepts of territory, privacy and personal space Crowding is a psychological state that occurs when the need for space exceed the available supply. The same density level may be experienced as more or less crowded because of individual differences (e.g.