Sentence examples for for tenancy from inspiring English sources

Acmi X launches in May and applications for tenancy are currently open.

Since her notice to leave in 2009, Lambeth has refused any rent, lest it create a legal case for tenancy.

Tottenham Hotspur have unveiled their secret weapons in the increasingly vicious battle for tenancy of the Olympic Stadium: street dance and judo.

Once an advisory board is created for the Calverton incubator, the rents, leases and criteria for tenancy will be established, said Monique Gablenz, executive director of Riverhead's Industrial Development Agency.

Mental ill health is frequently cited as a reason for tenancy breakdown and housing problems are often given as a reason for a person being admitted, or readmitted, to inpatient care.

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put off the prospect of an immediate eviction of Jewish settlers from a house in the volatile West Bank city of Hebron, saying they should be given time to argue their legal case for tenancy, Israeli officials said Tuesday.

The NT department of housing said it had improved the management of contracts for tenancies and stepped up staff training.

BME associations follow exactly the same rules on housing allocation as today's mainstream associations; there are no racial qualifications for tenancies.

"If more and more people can't get on the housing ladder, competition for tenancies in the private and social rented sectors will become more and more intense," he said.

The new rules also mean that deposits will be capped at five weeks' rent (or six for tenancies that cost more than £50,000 a year), and agents and landlords will be banned from charging fees for anything other than contract changes, council and utilities tax, changes to the tenancy, and issues for which the tenant is at fault.

Do women tend to be rejected for tenancies, and are they obliged to acquire land by purchase or inheritance?