Sentence examples for secured tenancy from inspiring English sources

In Westminster, the council is looking at using "demoted tenancy" powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003, which allows social landlords to to seek possession of a property, even if it is under a secured tenancy.

For social housing, you need a lower income initially but then secure tenancy for life, so there is no stigma attached, and one result is socially mixed communities.

Also rent controls and secure tenancies.

Germany has rent controls and secure tenancies in the private sector.

"Margaret Thatcher passed the law to give council tenants secure tenancies which David Cameron is now tearing up.

Critics claim that social housing, partly due to secure tenancies, has made social housing estates effectively ghettos for the poor or those on welfare dependency.

He told Andrew Marr earlier this month that people "can have a real future" in the new housing he plans to build: as well they might, if they weren't about to lose their right to secure tenancies and cheap rents.

"We have marketed the scheme throughout Enniskillen and right across Northern Ireland, working very closely with the Western Trust and NIHE to try to secure tenancies for our bungalows.

He thrived, and eventually secured a tenancy at 1 Mitre Court, Middle Temple, to begin practising at the bar.

Nicolas Sarkozy reportedly secured his tenancy there in 2007 with the help of a €50m donation from Libya's Gaddafi (Sarkozy denies the charge); he then committed a French version of blasphemy by claiming that the roots of France were "essentially Christian".

At present council tenants have secure tenancy for life.