Sentence examples for letting only from inspiring English sources

"A landlord and a tenant are bound to a letting only once they have entered into a contract (ie the tenancy agreement).

As Specter's article illustrates, letting only the principles of the market shape health care in poorer countries means that most people will be denied that right.

The idea, espoused by the Tories and others, of letting only English MPs vote on English matters, might in practice produce rival parliamentary majorities, deadlock and chaos.

Officials are looking for a more sustainable funding model, and Jacobs wants to see the number of tracks halved, letting only the strongest survive.

"It's about feeling 10 and letting only 8 out," said Alexandra Damiani, Cedar Lake's rehearsal director and assistant to the artistic director.

But Lawson, presumably viewing Oldham as the Ken Jennings of criminalia, falls prey to the common trap of letting only the caged canary sing.

Let only individuals contribute -- with sensible limits per election.

Then I let only the dimmest edge of its luminescence show me the hens.

When repaired, he said, he will let only his family live there.

Because the public housing project discriminated against blacks, and let only a few of them in.

He let only 14 of them score, a percentage that easily trumped Johnson's.