Sentence examples for moral tenants from inspiring English sources

Against this backdrop, the right-of-center government led by Netanyahu appears to be committed to disfranchise Palestinians, suppress opposition, undermine democratic values and forsake the moral tenants on which the state of Israel was created.

Now more than ever there are economic, social and moral reasons to give tenants a fighting chance by putting lawyers by their sides in eviction court.

"Regardless of the financial incentives, the landlords we have worked with are keen to press ahead because they are meeting moral obligations by saving tenants up to £250 a year in fuel bills – a huge amount, particularly in the current economic climate – and environmentally they are reducing carbon emissions".

First, patient-doctor confidentiality is not merely a byproduct of the law it is a moral obligation grounded in the core tenants of the medical profession.

While it's hard to fight a surge in other kinds of no-fault evictions like "Owner Move-In" evictions, the tenants movement has a stronger moral upper hand with the Ellis Act.

Its tenants set quite a high moral bar few people could master; fewer still would even attempt.

Having signed open-ended rental agreements, the tenants have a legal – if not moral – right to occupy their council homes.

Her father, a Gloucestershire tenant farmer, was a great believer in the moral and physical benefits of fresh air, so he removed all the windows from the children's nursery.

To rent an apartment without wondering who the previous tenants were, or to move to a neighborhood without wondering who your neighbors are now, is an act of moral stupidity.

Laborers on eviction crews tend to espouse the same disparaging characterizations of tenants as do the property managers who hire them, thus reinforcing the belief that eviction is rooted in the individual moral deficiencies of the tenant.

This process aims to build consensus among city policymakers and many tenants that redevelopment of the city's highly concentrated public housing units for the sake of improving opportunities and living conditions for residents is a moral imperative.