Sentence examples for foreign tenants from inspiring English sources

The drastic action has been proposed as the north London borough revealed that 30% of a representative sample of 2,000 homes built in the last six years have nobody on the electoral register and, even when students and foreign tenants are discounted, close to a quarter of homes in five of the newest residential developments appear to be empty.

A large majority of the foreign tenants are Indonesians (>80%).

There was further trouble when Zbiginiew failed to find landlords who would accept a foreign tenant in Newcastle.

Know that many landlords consider a foreign tenant to be risky, and you may need to put up a larger deposit or provide more references.

The consultation may lead to ministers including an amendment designed to counter discrimination against foreign national tenants.

But the most frequently listed birthplace among foreign-born tenants in the building was Germany.

And this language is used still more pointedly in a passage like Leviticus 25.23: we are foreign and temporary tenants on a soil that belongs to the Lord.

Second, the government's welfare cuts have been used to make prime neighbourhoods more attractive to rich foreign investors, "as tenants and low-income households are priced out of spaces previously reserved for them by the state".

Marine merchants and other companies related to shipping have been largely replaced by foreign banks and big tenants like Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

The Slovak government hopes it might become a sort of anchor tenant for foreign investors.

But after the Civil War all the houses fell several rungs on the social ladder -- the 1870 census indicates that 31 and 33 Harrison Street had been combined into a single boarding house with 20 tenants, mostly foreign-born workers.