Sentence examples for cutting off utilities from inspiring English sources

Forcing people out of their homes by cutting off utilities or road access is banned.

The order prevents the local authority from cutting off utilities such as electricity unless they pose a danger.

Torrential rains have killed at least 170 people across southern China since the weekend, flooding cities, sweeping away houses and cutting off utilities, rail and road links, state news media reported.

The Illinois suit accuses the largest company in the industry, Safeguard, of breaking into homes despite evidence of occupancy, damaging and removing personal property, changing locks, cutting off utilities, and bullying occupants into leaving their homes when they have the legal right to stay.

Such services will also help the companies keep track of all of the consumer protection requirements written into the law, such as the restrictions on cutting off utility service without written notice.

We still deal with the ramifications (even though, as Mayor Adler said, we are not responsible for them) of the 1929 Master Redistricting Plan for Austin, which forced our black and brown communities to move under the threat of cutting off their utilities.

The cutting off of communications confirmed this.

My sister's voice was cutting off.

Either way, Kreitzer said it is illegal in most jurisdictions for a landlord to use tactics like cutting off a tenant's utilities, changing the locks, removing property, or making verbal or written threats to get a tenant to move out.

Gazprom, the Russian natural gas monopoly, likened its actions to a utility cutting off service to a deadbeat customer.

While he and his wife were vacationing at a small hotel in Chincoteague, Va., a motorist slammed into a utility pole, cutting off electrical power to the hotel.