Sentence examples for may be evicted from inspiring English sources

So they may be evicted in favour of other, more reliable, political clients.

I read the bold type in disbelief: "You may be evicted without further notice, on the sixth business day after the date of this notice".

PAGE B1 Shelter Evictions Allowed A judge ruled that homeless men and women who are repeatedly disruptive and noncooperative may be evicted from city shelters.

A18 Shelters Win Right to Evict Disruptive homeless men and women may be evicted from city shelters, a New York State appellate court ruled.

Public Housing Accepting a government appeal, the court agreed to decide whether public housing tenants may be evicted if, without their knowledge, a family member or guest commits a criminal drug offense.

When the Hudson River Park approaches completion -- estimates range from 7 or 8 years to 15 -- some of these nonprofits may be evicted, said Alex Dudley, a spokesman for the Hudson River Park Trust, which is building the park.

If the cast members engage in violence towards each other or break other rules, they may or may not be evicted under the show's policy, which is enforced by the producers.

Correction: August 17, 2003, Sunday An answer in the Q.& A. column last Sunday about a co-op owner's right to evict a tenant misstated the area affected by a recent appellate court decision holding that tenants who rent from sponsors or other holders of unsold shares after a building has been converted may not be evicted if they agree to pay "market rent".

A "When a building is converted to a co-op," said David Ng, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants, "nonpurchasing tenants of rent-controlled and rent-stabilized apartments may not be evicted from their apartments unless they breach the terms of their leases or the rent laws".

People age 62 and over or people with disabilities may not be evicted from a stabilized apartment on the grounds of the owner's need for it unless the landlord provides a comparable apartment nearby at the same or lower rent.

A group of squatters who have set up camp near the site of the sealing of Magna Carta may not be evicted until after the 800th anniversary events.