Sentence examples for house contingent from inspiring English sources

Another safeguard would be to make the sale of one's current house contingent on finding a new house, although that too is easier said than done in a seller's market.

Michael Sahn, a real estate lawyer in Uniondale, N.Y., said most contracts do not make the purchase of the new house contingent upon the sale of the old one.

Roughly two-thirds of the New Democrat Coalition's House contingent won re-election on Nov. 2.

In the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing, he was part of a House contingent that helped delay and soften an antiterrorism bill.

Representative Jim McReynolds, a Democrat from Lufkin, who leads the rural House contingent, said that at least 20 teenagers from his district got into the University of Texas, Austin, last year as a result of the rule, and that any change would reduce the number.

Smaller bases within the walls house contingents of Australians, U.S. Special Forces, and the Afghan Army.

What I'm doing is trying to keep a smaller in-house contingent and supplement it with contractors based on the ebbs and flows of how much business we have".

Although the governing coalition kept a healthy majority, its own lower-house contingent dwindled from 88 seats to 70 (out of 513); the PSDB's expanded from 44 to 54.If he is to threaten Ms Rousseff, Mr Neves must consolidate his base in the south, and advance in Brazil's poor north and north-east.

Andrew Mooney, a respected holdover from the Richard M. Daley regime, led the housing contingent.

Nor is the housing contingent on a contract with the state to undergo rehabilitative programs or counseling--the state simply requires residents to be, "good stewards of their personal and shared housing areas and maintain good relations with other tenants, case managers, and property managers".

Drawing the line leads to moving house and contingent divorce, and people bow to an abstraction.