Sentence examples for eviction warning from inspiring English sources
However, more than 35% of tenants affected by the bedroom tax had been issued with formal eviction warning letters by autumn 2013.
Eviction warnings had piled up.
The family struggled financially: There were eviction warnings at least every other month, and her mother shared every agonizing detail of the family's bills and debts with her daughter.
By Friday, protesters had received eviction notices warning them that they risked arrest if they did not vacate Dewey Square by midnight, and many began clearing tents and valuables from the camp.
His interior minister, Rafael Filizzola, has vowed that the government will continue to carry out evictions, while also warning growers not to take the law into their own hands.
The phenomenon of activists being gradually replaced by vulnerable homeless people, a number with drink, drug or other mental health problems, was also seen at St Paul's in the run-up to the eviction, with some protesters warning they spent much of their time acting as de facto social workers to some of the arrivals.
There could be no dispute about the eviction notices themselves, he added, warning: "Anybody who thinks this is a long stay of execution while minor squabbles are carried out – they must think again".
A survey for the National Housing Federation found that 66% of housing association residents hit by the bedroom tax were in arrears and more than one in seven (15%) had received a letter warning them they were at risk of eviction.
A recent survey for the National Housing Federation NHFfoundund that 66% of housing association residents hit by the bedroom tax were in arrears and more than one in seven (15%) had received a letter warning them they were at risk of eviction.
Problems highlighted by Brake include: Failure to pay, or abruptly ceasing without warning to pay, the housing cost element of universal credit to private landlords on behalf of vulnerable claimants, leaving them at risk of eviction.
