Sentence examples for tenancy rules from inspiring English sources

Overhauling the tenancy rules, however, was not part of Mr. S tes's latest plan.

Overhauling the tenancy rules, however, was not part of Mr. Sócrates's latest plan.

Besides distorting pricing in the housing market, the tenancy rules have left physical scars.

The discrepancy is a result of 100-year-old tenancy rules, which have frozen the rent of hundreds of thousands of tenants and protected them against eviction in Portugal.

Away from the pubs and off-licenses, the SNP also propose to tackle anti-social behaviour in tenement blocks, with new tenancy rules aimed at Edinburgh stag and hen-night 'party-flats'.

Portugal's antiquated tenancy rules, for instance, stem directly from two revolutions that cemented leftist antagonism toward owners and landlords: the first was in 1910, which ended the monarchy, and the second was in 1974, which overthrew a dictatorship and returned Portugal to democracy.

Like the tenancy rule changes the chancellor announced in his July budget, this thinking demonstrates a particular view of social housing.

In May, Ed Miliband said he would reintroduce some regulation, starting with three-year tenancy agreements, rules making it harder to evict tenants and a cap on rents, pegging rises to inflation.

European rules say tenancy agreements must not contain unfair terms.

Landlords would be banned from evicting tenants as a quick way of increasing rental income with the introduction of three-year tenancy agreements with strict rules.

In a policy designed to be one of the most eye-catching elements in his campaign to tackle the "cost of living crisis", the Labour leader will pledge to introduce three-year tenancy agreements with strict rules to make it more difficult to evict tenants.