Sentence examples similar to Fixed rent from inspiring English sources

I am not fixed on either Labour or the Conservatives.

The problem of Fixed Odds Betting Terminals is linked to the proliferation of betting shops in some communities and so we will continue to argue for Scotland to have full responsibility for the regulation of gambling".

The Divorce Clinic will use fixed and other cameras to record couples going through the process of divorce with exclusive access to the National Family Mediation service.

Bookmakers, already week after last week's budget raised the tax on lucrative fixed odds betting machines from 20% to 25%, dipped again on reports that the weekend's Premier League football fixtures were bad news, with all the favourites winning and costing them £20m.

Apparently consisting of a dozen intercepted conversations that took place in a Bratislava flat, Gorilla allegedly caught rightwing politicians and the owner of an influential local capital group discussing millions of euros in kickbacks from rigged privatisation sales and fixed public procurement tenders.

Mary Barbour was a working-class mother of two from a Govan slum who led the Glasgow rent strikes of 1915 that brought about social change across Britain.

Ruth Davison, director of policy and external affairs at the National Housing Federation, said of right-to-buy: "It won't help the millions of people in private rented homes who are desperate to buy but have no hope of doing so, nor the three million adult children living with their parents because they can't afford to rent or buy".

Rising rents have also boosted returns in recent years, to the consternation of the campaign group Generation Rent.

His supporters said the former GP and one-time deputy mayor of Belfast wanted to draw up a "fixed programme" to which the SDLP would adhere in order to build it up again.

Other EU countries have responded to the call for help with two fixed-wing aircraft and three patrol vessels.

Public pensions and medical care for the aged have become fixed, integral parts of American life.