Sentence examples for get a tenancy from inspiring English sources

He kept his word, and she obtained a pupillage at his Tooks Chambers in 1984, but failed to get a tenancy.

However, the contracts leave staff without guaranteed hours, sick pay or holiday pay, and make it difficult to get a tenancy agreement, credit card or loan because proving regular income becomes impossible.

On a 12-hour weekly contract, it's difficult to get a tenancy or a mortgage, and extra hours are at the discretion of the supervisor, a situation that may fuel bullying.

At the Town Hall, Joan asks Mr Johnson Colin Prockterr) about applying for a flat in the new high-rise estate; she is told she is unlikely to get a tenancy, as preference will be given to those with young children.

I have been homeless myself, for nearly three years, until I got a tenancy two years ago.

They include the migratory rich, millennials, those unable to afford a house and those who are just very poor and cannot get a council tenancy.

"Go to the landlord and see if you can get a longer tenancy agreement".

Even renting, most second-home owners would much rather rent out their property at £750 per week and use it when they want rather than get an assured tenancy for £750 per month.

"Either you are priority need, in which case you get a full social tenancy, or you're not, in which case you fall outside and you don't get anything at all".

With such a form of ownership, he said, title passes to the surviving joint tenant on the death of the other, achieving the same result that a married couple would get with a tenancy by the entirety.

For this reason, it is important that you first ensure that your property has got a strong tenancy demand, before you invest.