Sentence examples for a full abatement from inspiring English sources

Ms. Barrack noted that while the Birrenbachs received a full abatement of their rent for the time that they had actually vacated the apartment, it is possible for a tenant to win a rent abatement if only a portion of an apartment becomes contaminated and the tenant continues to use the uncontaminated portion.

The project benefits from an 8-year full abatement on real estate taxes and a 10-year full exemption from an increase in taxes due to the improvement.

The second method is inspection, risk assessment, and full abatement of lead paint, estimated to cost $10,800 per housing unit.

Interim controls such as repainting are less expensive than full lead abatement (permanent encapsulation or removal of lead).

"When [Trump and Hyatt officials] reached a preliminary agreement," journalist Gwenda Blair wrote in her 2001 book The Trumps, "The New York Times announced it with a full-page article remarkable given that Donald Trump had never built anything, had obtained neither the tax abatement necessary for the financing nor the financing itself, and did not even have a final design for the hotel.

The council said the students had "disregarded" a noise abatement order after holding gaming sessions at full volume in the early hours of the morning.

QUESTION: How does a temporary tax abatement become a permanent one?

The replacement economic development program, launched this year, offers a trio of new incentives: a tax abatement for research and development in manufacturing and biotech; a credit for increasing the number of full-time workers; and a California Competes tax credit allocated to companies chosen by the governor's Cabinet and legislative appointees.

Property taxes are only $37 a month because of an abatement.

Am I entitled to a rent abatement?

We also want the city to consider a tax abatement".