Sentence examples for relinquishing building from inspiring English sources

John Jay "has not been cooperative regarding relinquishing building space," he said.

Kerry told reporters in France he was "confident there are ways forward" and that included Russia's help in getting separatists to put away their weapons and relinquish buildings they are occupying.

Once either the five-year period or the 50percentthresholdld has clearly been reached, however, the sponsor has to relinquish control of the building.

(In New York state, a sponsor must relinquish control of the building when more than half the units are sold or five years after the conversion, whichever occurs first).

You will be better served by relinquishing the old relationship and building a new one.

Group chief executive Christopher Rodriguez has called for changes in the law to prevent carpetbaggers from forcing building societies to relinquish their mutual status.

Eventually, she began managing more than a dozen buildings in the neighborhood, relinquishing the work gradually, and ending it last year.

Nonetheless, the building itself he could not relinquish.

"There is a two-year window within which the lease must be terminated," he said, explaining that the two-year time period began either when the sponsor relinquished control over the affairs of the building or when the sponsor's ownership of units in the building dropped to 25percentt or less, whichever occurred first.

As long as there is no harassment involved, landlords or their lawyers may offer a tenant inducements to move or to relinquish their rights to certain areas of the building.

But the safety net for Europe was provided by Donaldson, teeing off 10th and steadily building an advantage he would never relinquish.