Sentence examples for enforce covenants from inspiring English sources

Housing developers and property management companies are often keen to enforce covenants on their estates or blocks of flats to maintain an attractive environment while properties are being sold.

Professor Carriere said she doubted the ability of the courts to enforce covenant marriage vows, particularly inasmuch as the Supreme Court ruled more than half a century ago that the state of residence at the time of divorce, not marriage, determined which laws governed the divorce.

British (and European) banks remain reluctant to lend as they re-build their balance sheets and are not enforcing covenants over bad loans.

"If they're not obligated to enforce the covenants," he said, "to a large extent, that's giving the homeowner who wants to violate the covenants the ability to do so with impunity".

That represented a victory for the owners of the neighbouring property, Andrew and Michelle Hunter, who had argued they were entitled to enforce the covenants.

The Laws' neighbors sued to enforce the covenants.

Even a board that decides to strictly enforce various covenants, conditions and restriction must tread carefully.

Penske Media said in a statement that it had launched arbitration against Finke to "enforce its covenants not to compete and to obtain monetary damages for numerous breaches of her contractual agreements with the company".

"Indemnity insurance can be a ridiculous cost if it is difficult to see who would enforce the covenant," Rudolf says.

These policies, from redlining to legally enforced racial covenants to officially segregated public housing, no longer exist.

The corporation is also in charge of enforcing the covenants that new owners must sign when buying property, which prevent exterior alterations without express approval.