Sentence examples for evicted as from inspiring English sources

The notice of eviction she carried stated she could be evicted as early as Monday.

Sometimes the women were evicted as many as eight times in a day.

It wasn't called homelessness then, but we were being evicted, as nicely as a person can do it".

The message I get from the media, friends and colleagues is that one should treat illness as alien, as an invader to be evicted as soon as possible.

But following trailblazing legislation in 2015, Welsh councils have transformed the way they respond to people who have been evicted, as well as those at risk of losing their home, by intervening earlier and more creatively to prevent homelessness.

"He's applied for us to be evicted as well as the rent arrears".

More than 20 law enforcement officers swept through the Charas/El Bohio Community Center on the Lower East Side yesterday, bearing a warrant that said Charas could be evicted in as little as three days.

In short, law-abiding landlords will still be able to evict as before, and they will also benefit from tenants who feel more confident to report issues as they arise.

Düppel [7] uses periodic cache cleansing on the time-shared L1 and L2 caches to evict as much of the victim data as possible.

Most families facing foreclosure and eviction leave their homes, Piven explains, but if "millions of people refuse to go along with foreclosure procedures and refuse to pay off those mortgages that are under water," and do it with "pride and audacity," political leaders would have to respond by making it harder for banks to evict families, as happened during the Depression.

The villagers moved into tents and caves on their own farmland, but were evicted from there as well by the Israeli army in 1991.