Sentence examples for rent provided from inspiring English sources
They are also eligible for a month's free rent provided by the committee.
Then he tells me about seeing a letting agent in Edmonton who offered a mate a flat to rent, "provided you don't mind rats".
He turned them down but offered to pay the rent, provided they could get an option to buy the place after five years if the business succeeded.
"The proper measure of damages is the difference between the value of the premises during the period of the breach — in this case, the failure to provide elevator service — and the amount of rent provided for in the lease," Mr. Kassenoff said.
As she suspects, the cost of major capital improvements can be added to the base rent, provided the landlord complies with the rules and submits an application for an increase within two years to the state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
If a building produces $800,000 in good income from tenant shareholders, and $30,000 in bad income from sources other than commercial tenants -- such as parking fees from nonshareholders -- the rent provided for under the rescue corporation's lease with the co-op will not be more than $170,000, avoiding an 80-20 problem.
Bring together 50 young fans who have memorized every word of the musical "Rent," provide free beer, pipe the show's rousing songs through a set of restaurant stereo speakers, and sooner or later, they may well start dancing on the tables as the characters do in the play's riotously joyous paean to freedom at the end of Act I, "La Vie Boheme".
No – the wealth Cameron is protecting is that of the kind of billionaire who accumulates an oligarch lifestyle through collecting rent, providing second rate public services, selling stocks or selling weapons.
In many cases renting provides the flexibility some people, especially young people, want and need.
Professor Shiller lauds the flexibility that renting provides families, allowing them to relocate easily for better jobs.
Renting provides nice-to-have income to owners in the interim but the end-point is a sale of the houses, most probably to their tenants.
