Sentence examples for chief tenant from inspiring English sources

Every day, 2,000 employees go to work at various federal agencies in this John F. Kennedy-era structure, whose chief tenant is the Internal Revenue Service — which is having just about the worst week an agency can have.

"The Model Apartment" has all the conveniences, but it's too small for its chief tenant.

The warehouse owner, Chor Ng; its chief tenant, Derick Ion Almenda; and others who lived and worked in the space have been named in the lawsuit which was filed at Alameda County Superior Court.

The parents of a 20-year-old college student who died in the arms of her boyfriend in Oakland's deadly warehouse fire filed the first lawsuit Friday in the disaster, blaming the building's owner, chief tenant and others.

As we entered Ellijay's outskirts, we passed a place where a mountain had been levelled to make way for a shopping center, whose chief tenants — a Wal-Mart, a Lowe's, a Wendy's — were the same as those along Judy Rossi's drive, in Pennsylvania, and it occurred to me that Moss's commute, and her situation, were not unlike Rossi's.

The developers released redacted copies of previously private agreements between themselves and their chief tenants, the Lakers and Kings, and reiterated their pledge to guarantee that none of the $70 million in municipal securities they are counting on to help finance their $300-million 300-millionld be at risk.

The chief complaint from tenants was that the vacated apartments would be too expensive.

Mark O'Brien, the chief executive of Tenants Victoria, said any moves to "dilute these reforms would be very unpopular in the community".

Under the king came the aristocratic "tenants in chief," then strata of "mesne," or intermediate tenants, and finally the tenant "in demesne," who actually occupied the property.

A fief held by tenants of these tenants in chief was called an arriere-fief, and, when the king summoned the whole feudal host, he was said to summon the ban et arriere-ban.

Michelle Reid, chief executive at the Tenant Participation Advisory Service, says fuel poverty is one of the top concerns tenants face.