Sentence examples for evicted under from inspiring English sources

The way that we're losing homes and that people are being evicted under the Ellis Act [a state law allowing eviction of rent-controlled tenants if owners plan to get out of the rental business or tear down the buildings] is very different.

NORWALK, Conn.IF their children repeatedly play hooky from school, residents of Norwalk's public housing complexes could be evicted under regulations proposed by the Norwalk Housing Authority.

Going back even further, Thomas Mofolo's Chaka (1925) reached a readership in English only once the author had foregone literature (and the best-known edition came out after he had been evicted under the Bantu Land Act).

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Others were forcibly evicted under the park's new 30-day maximum stay rule.

"I'm here in the Mission, and we've identified 17 buildings that are being evicted under the Ellis Act right now that are being converted into TICs.

Over the next 15 years, more than 30 hotel owners along the strip were evicted without warning, under threat of violence.

Rumors say he was evicted from Libya under Western pressure in 1998, that he was treated for leukemia in Cairo (or was living there healthily), that Egypt had shut his office and frozen his assets, that he was drinking heavily (or was addicted to painkillers).

And the second office was flooded by a main valve burst, thus causing employees to be evicted and work under water tarps for weeks.

Currently Bates said private landlords under shorthold contracts were allowed to evict tenants under no fault clauses without worrying about human rights obligations but this would change instantly if Wednesdat's judgment was backed by the court of appeal.

Landlords would find it harder to evict tenants under proposed legislation aimed at bringing the private rental sector up to the "European norm".