Sentence examples for tenant organization from inspiring English sources

"Oh, yes! Oh, yes!" said Michael McKee, associate director of one tenant organization, New York State Tenants and Neighbors, when asked whether his members would be turning out in force for today's hearing.

Queen E. Ramsay, 71, head of the tenant organization at the William A. Walsh Homes, liked what she heard at the meeting with Mr. Shuldiner.

He said that if the tenants can convince the landlord that he is not going to get any buyers in the building without the tenant organization's cooperation, the tenants will be in a position to negotiate some extremely important aspects of the conversion plan.

Several community-development groups and tenant organizations said he had been persistent and efficient.

"It has a real impact on people on fixed incomes," said Corey B. Bearak, a vice president of the Queens Civic Congress, an umbrella group of 100 civic, co-op, condo and tenant organizations.

Also, $278 million would be spent to help nonprofit groups, developers and tenant organizations buy occupied privately owned apartment buildings that are run-down and tax delinquent and renovate them.

As if to add an exclamation point to his efforts to capture the rhythm of this hardened city, Mr. Booker has also established Newark Now, a not-for-profit organization that offers advice and resources to tenant organizations and community groups.

In the letter, signed by 21 City Council members as well representatives of religious groups and public-housing tenant organizations, the group asked to meet with Mr. Hernandez to discuss everything from vacancy rates to what the group said are $74 million in annual payments to the city for police and sanitation services.

Including winning a bill for instituting a $15 an hour minimum wage in the city, Sawant won funds for pre-apprenticeship positions for minority groups, ongoing funding for tenant organizations, and doubling the funding of a successful jobs program targeted towards formerly incarcerated people, particularly benefiting people of color.

We had demographic and participation information on the 689 employees working for one of the two building tenant organizations.

Community residents, advocacy groups, local community boards, local tenant organizations, local medical organizations, and clinics all actively participated in the design and implementation of the study.