Sentence examples for help to rent from inspiring English sources

But she eventually managed, with the city's help, to rent the small apartment on Jefferson Street where they now live, in two sections separated by a dingy public hallway.

The Liberal Democrats recently announced "help to rent" to allow 18 to 30-year-olds to borrow up to £1,500£2,00000 in London) from the government to put towards a tenancy deposit.

American officials here have said the attackers were well financed, with patience to prepare the bombing over weeks or months and enough help to rent or buy at least five safe houses, a four-wheel-drive vehicle and a boat trailer and mobile telephones.

It also plans Help to Rent loans and to link annual rent increases to inflation.

Help to Rent tenancy deposit loans from the state to help young adults leave their parents' home and rent a place of their own.

The party says it will launch 'Help To Rent' in England, if it is in the UK government after the general election.

In general, it helps to rent a car as similar as possible to the one you drive at home so you can venture with confidence into a new country -- and the occasional hedgerow.

They are careful to hire members of all the big local clans to help, and to rent the cars they need but no more from whomever the local warlord nominates.

A few investor tools and tips can help you to rent out your home with better cash flow and some nice tax breaks as well.

The Lib Dems want a help-to-rent scheme to cut the cost of moving out of the parental home, and a rent-to-buy scheme too.

The YMCA advises the creation of a new help-to-rent scheme to clear the upfront hurdles faced by prospective tenants who just can't afford to rent.