Sentence examples for committed to renting from inspiring English sources

The offices will open in Q3 2018, but already one company — b2b e-commerce startup Bizzy — has committed to renting over half of the occupancy at MSIG Tower, and WeWork expects demand to be high.

In June, he announced that the state of New York would commit to renting between half a million and a million square feet of office space in the building.

The fact that both the Labour Party and the coalition Government have now committed to improving renting is an important moment for 'generation rent'.

The new owner has committed to "develop a rent policy that is demonstrably fair", saying that it decides rents on the basis of Londoners' earnings rather than market values and says it does not expect any of the existing tenants to be forced out of the estate because increases are too high.

Around 500 students have committed to go on rent strike if the university does not reduce what it claims are increasingly unaffordable rents.

He said Labour councils were already committed to negotiating lower rents.

I will vote for any party committed to controlling private rents and giving local authorities the power to raise funds for acquisition of prime sites for council housing.

US investors who planned to evict dozens of families and more than double rents at the New Era estate in east London have sold the development to Dolphin Square Charitable Foundation, an affordable housing group which says it is committed to delivering low cost rents to Londoners on low to middle incomes.

Lambeth is committed to providing 1,000 extra homes at council rent levels over the next four years.

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.