Sentence examples for tenancy as from inspiring English sources

A proposal to sell the historic building was shelved after campaigners rallied round in support, with the charity deciding earlier this year to address the £2m of outstanding debt by increasing opportunities to make money from the premises through hire and tenancy, as well as a sale of items from the institution's library collection.

This can be done with single tenancy as well.

"My contract applied only to Catherine and not to the tenancy as a whole".

Fernández's departure from office spelt the end of Sala's long tenancy as an important provider of social aid for Jujuy's underprivileged class.

Critics of the proposed reforms say it could disincentivise the unemployed to seek well-paid work as they might lose their tenancy as result.

The character is a self-portrait: the play is about Williams's own tenancy, as a wannabe writer, of a New Orleans flophouse between 1938-9.

Its index aims to capture what is happening to rents on existing tenancies as well as newly agreed lets.

It includes any rises across existing tenancies as well as new ones, unlike other indices which record only new rental contracts.

The trend of VWNs can also be used with other trends such as SWNs to facilitate multi-tenancy as has been proposed in the MobileFlow framework[135] to build multi-tenant mobile networks.

In short, the Law for Agrarian Modernization "radically altered the structure of land-tenancy, as well as the rationale for land reform".

Ms Mohammed added: "At Shelter, we all too often hear from students dealing with issues like unprotected deposits and unfair terms in tenancy agreements, as well as poor conditions and high letting agent fees.