Sentence examples for end arrears from inspiring English sources

On one early rent roll, which the Trinity Church Archivist, Gwynedd Cannan, brought to my attention, there are several columns, listing names; lot numbers; the day the rent falls due; the amount owed; when it was paid; and, at the end, arrears.

Finally, though, they pick up a double in the fifth end, reducing their arrears to 9-3.

Others will be unable to pay their rent, and will end up in arrears, then homeless or forced to move out of London to low-rent areas of the country.

Senator Jesse Helms, the North Carolina Republican who, as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee was a major architect of the agreement to end the United States' arrears, said it came as "no surprise that a few European countries maneuvered -- in a secret vote -- to eliminate the United States from the United Nations Human Rights Commission".

The council tax system needs to be overhauled: since the coalition government withdrew council tax benefit, hundreds of thousands of the poorest households have ended up in arrears or in court.

False Economy campaign manager Clifford Singer said the figures show that, along with other benefit cuts, the benefit change is "driving tenants and families who were just making ends meet into arrears".

He said the policy, which means those living in social housing who have a spare room face having their benefits cut, is unfair, forces families into rent arrears and is promising to end it.

Overall, Southwark found that up to the end of December, rent arrears among the pilot group stood at 12%, compared with a benchmark 2% arrears rate for council tenants whose housing benefit was paid direct to the landlord.

They frequently fall into rent arrears as a result, and in many cases they end up at food banks.

I ended up getting in arrears because of the bedroom tax and I was in danger of homelessness.

There were also fewer mortgages in arrears at the end of 2014 than at any time since 2006.