Sentence examples for of each tenant from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the model can also identify price negotiation points between tenants for some product streams which may show sensitivity on the plant capacity of each tenant.

The operator typically was a woman and the dispatcher a man, and he tended to know the name, face, and status of each tenant.

Extensive signs and a large panel listing the name of each tenant will be placed on the facade facing Queens Boulevard.

This design is for a bizarre organic-looking structure, consisting of stacked pods of different dimensions that can be added to or subtracted from the building over time to fit the needs of each tenant.

In this study, a field investigation of several large office buildings in China led to the development of a new probabilistic approach that represents the spatial diversity of the design internal heat gain of each tenant as a probability distribution function.

He said that even if the existing house rules do not contain such a prohibition, most rent-stabilized leases give the landlord the right to adopt rules designed to regulate the use of the property and the conduct of each tenant, provided the rules do not impair existing lease obligations.

These may be split equally or be based on the amount of living space for each tenant.

It was divided into sections based on the shires, and listed all the landholdings of each tenant-in-chief of the king as well as who had held the land before the conquest.

This housing history module asks renters about previous housing conditions, rental behavior, landlords and building managers, and household rosters; it also documents the number of moves each tenant has made in the previous two years as well as the reasons for those moves.

With a buildingwide improvement, she said, the landlord is typically entitled to a permanent per-room increase of one eighty-fourth of the cost of the improvement, with each tenant's increase being allocated based on how many rooms he has.

But it seems to me that each tenant of a building, while he has no right to exclude from the common hallways those who enter lawfully, does have a personal and constitutionally protected interest in the integrity and security of the entire building against unlawful breaking and entry.