Sentence examples for eviction from inspiring English sources

In the show's first eviction, participants were asked to select who would be evicted by lining up behind the person they wished to save, a method that echoed the way teams are selected in schools.

However, the communes' residents draw parallels with what is happening in other parts of London, such as Hackney, Brixton and Newham, where people have been threatened with eviction as social landlords seek to capitalise on rising property prices, their actions threatening to undermine established, diverse neighbourhoods.

For Jin Shujun, a 50-year-old former soldier whose family is facing eviction from their single-storey home, the mayor may have given Datong respectable roads, but he has also emptied neighbourhoods of people.

Any move to carry out the eviction before then would "render the appeal redundant and would be contrary to the interests of justice" he said.

And in this most recent series, housemate Gemma Kinghorn's eviction proved controversial after fans claimed the show had encouraged bullying.

And is Carmichael's offence so high on the sliding scale that he deserves eviction?

At which point it turned out that their eviction notices were "a mistake" – all 29 of them.

Tenants hit by the new cap will have little option but to downsize to smaller and cheaper properties, most likely outside of London, or to face eviction into temporary accommodation such as bed and breakfasts.

"No eviction without alternative" became the slogan, and the movement for the first time united all 1,200 slums in Mumbai.

But anecdotally councils are reporting that as many as 15% of tenants affected by the bedroom tax could be exempt and some may have already moved house or face eviction.

It may be glib to point out that more 18- to 24-year-olds voted in a Big Brother eviction poll than in the election, but it is a telling fact.