Sentence examples for per tenant from inspiring English sources
If not, the landlords could be fined up to $500 per tenant per day.The ordinance was criticised as racist and impractical.
"We've calculated that it will be probably at least $100 a month more per tenant in perpetuity to pay for this thing," he said.
But at only £40m a year this increase is tiny given the growth in the sector (it works out at less than £10 per year per tenant household).
"We have the flexibility to go as little as 2,500 square feet per tenant to the length of a full floor, which is about 33,000 square feet," he said.
Rents run from $2,200 a month per tenant for a city like Boston down to $500 in a rural area.
It's going from $5,200 per tenant to the difference between the tenant's current rent and the market-rate rent for a comparable apartment over two years.
The use of end-to-end network slicing mechanisms to allow sharing the infrastructure among multiple operators/vertical industries and customizing its capabilities on a per-tenant basis is covered by 5G ESSENCE [10].
In contrast, we focus on a technology-agnostic approach without the need of a SCA execution environment, and the PaaSHopper middleware supports dynamic reconfiguration on a per-tenant basis and is driven by co-existing policies that express the stakeholder-specific constraints.
Our tenancy administration fees are fixed and charged per tenancy (not per individual tenant) and include the cost of chauffeured viewings, negotiating the tenancy, verifying identification, obtaining references and drawing up the tenancy agreement.
With prices averaging $60 per room, tenants of rent-controlled 10-room apartments could pay less than $500 per month, well below the market rate even then.
At $600 per month tenants have access to a desk with high-speed internet, a large space for socialising, a kitchen, a series of informal and private meeting spaces, and bicycle parking.
