Sentence examples for reject prospective from inspiring English sources

Condo boards technically cannot reject prospective buyers, but brokers say some condo and co-op boards now use delaying tactics and requests for further documentation as a strategy to drive away certain buyers.

Co-op boards are less likely to become entangled in lawsuits, less likely to reject prospective apartment buyers and more likely to trust building managers than they were in the mid-90's, when the co-op and condominium conversion movement was just passing its peak, according to a citywide sampling of the views of 200 board presidents.

A Virginia House of Delegates committee is attempting to pass legislation that would allow private, faith-based child welfare agencies to reject prospective parents based on their sexual orientation.

Lenders rejected prospective black home buyers more than twice as often as they did white applicants nationwide, the study said.

The Ivory Coast forward is settled at Lille and has already rejected prospective moves to West Bromwich Albion and the Turkish club Trabzonspor this summer, but the club have accepted West Ham's offer.

HMRC rejected prospective owner Charles Green's bid to exit administration via a company voluntary arrangement giving creditors nine pence in the pound.

Mr. Aldad added that while a co-op board would be legally permitted to reject a prospective buyer based on overcrowding, most boards do not provide a reason for a rejection because they are not required to do so.

A The proprietary lease of most co-ops provides the board with the discretion to approve or reject a prospective sale "for any reason or for no reason," said Stuart M. Saft, a Manhattan lawyer.

A Federal, state and local laws make it illegal for a landlord to deny housing applications based on an individual's age, but owners are within their rights to reject a prospective tenant who is unable to demonstrate a financial ability to make the required rent payments, said Randolph M. McLaughlin, a Manhattan civil rights lawyer and a professor at Pace Law School.

Q My lawyer charged me one half his normal fee when my co-op board rejected my prospective purchaser.

And it affords no right of courtroom appeal for the sending state or the relative when a social worker rejects a prospective guardian.