Sentence examples for program rents from inspiring English sources

Because Ocean Village is part of the city's Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program, rents are based on income; Ms. Kubler's is around $1,600 a month.

Under the Mitchell-Lama program, rents are established on the basis of the amount of revenue needed to cover operating costs, limited property taxes, mortgage debt, building reserves, and return on equity, which has usually been 6percentt.

Like Corio, its Business OnLine program rents applications to customers via the Internet for a monthly fee.

Though they had each paid from $3,000 to $6,000 to participate in the J-1 program, rent and other fees were deducted from their paychecks.

Last week, when the program rented a restaurant on Broadway to use for a set, workers bought food and picked up extra props at local businesses.

Because the building has received benefits under the 421a program, rent increases are limited to the percentage figure set each year by the city's Rent Guidelines Board for rent-stabilized apartments.

They took part in an initial acceleration program and decided to stay at the farm after the program — renting space in the bucolic setting.

Through the program, rent for a single would be $175; rent for a one-bedroom apartment would be $300; and rent for a two-bedroom would be $500, Profant Kumoro said.

During that 2011 trip I lived in a HELP residence -- one of the four homes the program rented that year to house groups of students throughout the course of their studies.

Such variety is a far cry from what used to constitute ethnic programming: renting an Italian hour here, a German hour there, on a weekend afternoon, on someone else's station.

Governments strengthened research universities through schemes such as the 'Project 985'a and 'Project 211'b and encouraged universities to increase their incomes by using their teaching and research resources to provide (adult) training programs, renting facilities, creating joint projects with industrial enterprises, and forming firms (UREs).