Sentence examples for leasing accommodation from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, parliamentary rules have banned MPs from "leasing accommodation from a partner".

They tend to lease accommodation on a six or 12-month basis.

The objective of the project is to "achieve on-going reductions in operating costs such as rental charges within government's leased office accommodation portfolio".

The exemplars of the concept so far are Uber and Airbnb, which leases out accommodation worldwide.

Some or all of the fort was leased for private accommodation during the great depression.

The changes include "bareboat" chartering, which covers companies leasing rigs and offshore accommodation on the UKCS.

Specialists can gain subsidization for travel, accommodation, equipment lease, time spent up-skilling and travel time for private specialists (or back-filling for salaried specialists) for providing outreach to rural and remote areas designated to have a service need [ 3].

The law states that "to discriminate against any person" because of a lawful source of income in the sale, rental or lease of housing accommodations is illegal.

According to Mr. Podolsky's lawyer, David M. Satnick, he "triple-net" leases the homeless accommodations to landlords like Mr. Lapes, who maintain the buildings and pay the real estate taxes and insurance, effectively assuming all the headaches.

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 requires established phone companies to accommodate rivals by leasing equipment and providing interconnections, but this accommodation comes grudgingly.

The current owner, the Earl of Rosslyn, a descendant of the Sinclairs, leases the castle as holiday accommodation via the Landmark Trust.