Sentence examples for implementing rent from inspiring English sources

State law prevents cities from implementing rent control on units built after 1995.

By implementing rent control, the city hopes to keep those residents in Berlin rather than forcing them into outer districts, as has happened in places like Paris and London.

Some cities have implemented rent control, or laws requiring developers to include a portion of affordable housing in new buildings.

This will introduce powers for local authorities to implement rent controls, and is expected to come into force over the next parliament.

It would mean not only scrapping tuition fees but bringing back student grants; ensuring that all workers, irrespective of age, earn a living wage of £10 an hour – including apprentices, who at the moment earn a shameful £2.73; it means establishing a "Living Rent Commission" to implement rent controls and protect tenants in the private sector as well as bringing down the housing benefit bill.

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But Labour have also said that if they were in power today, they would not be implementing the government's new affordable rents model.

The Amazon Web Services (AWS) [10] offer paid instances of media servers that may be rented by the hour, thus implementing a dynamically scalable streaming service.

Right now, Canada is in the middle of implementing a "housing first" program, which seeks to directly subsidize the rent of homeless Canadians in order to get them into a home as soon as possible.

Mr Briggs persuaded his landowner to lengthen his tenancy, studied agroforestry practices in China and, implementing them in Britain, ploughed his own money into the rented ground.

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