If the landlord declines to accept the current rent, the tenant is subject to eviction and can be liable for the "fair market value" of the apartment for the period he "holds over," as well as be required to pay any legal expenses incurred by the landlord to evict him if the original lease provided for that.
And more to the point, I was wrong (an admission my brother will hold over my head as long as I live).
In an interview with the show's curator, Rachel Ralph, one of the featured artists, Kate Klingbeil, says, "I'm painting to understand and subvert the power and pressure that society hold over our heads as women".
The main advantage GPCs hold over alternative methods such as support vector machines is that they provide probabilistic class predictions, thereby accurately quantifying the predictive confidence assigned to each data point.
If they don't hold, rush over as soon as you hang up the phone.
Do not rub or dab the cloth on your eye, simply hold it over as protection.
By now, she's even patented a look she whips out at award shows, concerts and more, when her innocence is threatened by acclaim: eyes wide, mouth agape, hand held over it as if to keep in the breath she'd just gasped as if it were her last.
The correlation held over time: As California cities became more liberal, he said, they built fewer homes.
Clearly, the beauty of recurring revenue takes hold over time, as many SaaS businesses retain more than 100percentt of existing customer revenue and, as a result, are able to grow more efficiently.
In mid- to late-70s, Led Zeppelin and their entourage held court over as many as six floors at a time, from which TVs and bottles of Dom Pérignon were dropped from windows while motorcycles were driven down hallways, earning the hotel the name of Riot House.
If donations aren't enough, then hostile advertising is held over prime ministers as a threat.
