Sentence examples for tenant should be able from inspiring English sources

Though every case is different, real estate lawyers, including Stuart M. Saft of Holland & Knight, and Steven R. Wagner of Wagner Davis P.C., say that if an apartment is going to be uninhabitable for a long time, a tenant should be able to break the lease and recover the security deposit.

Gillian Guy, the chief executive of Citizens Advice, suggested that tenants should be able to get refunds on their rent if their home was unfit to live in, bringing "renter protections into line with other consumer rights".

The greatest emphasis was on safety: the Chronicle assured readers that the tenants "should be able to sleep profoundly" because of additional fireproofing, three exit stairways and extra safety devices on the hydraulic, open-cage elevator in case of failure.

Kate Davies, Notting Hill Housing chief executive, supports the idea that social tenants should be able to buy their homes and relishes the greater independence to fund social housing through commercial property sales.

A central tenant of tissue engineering is that cells should be able to recapitulate full functional tissue capability when placed within an appropriate architecture or scaffold.

"We should be able to increase tenants' capacity to tackle whatever life throws at them".

Can he do this? A. The writer's mother should be able to stay in her apartment as a regulated tenant.

That is to say, a cloud should be able to offer a joint pool of spare capacity to all tenant applications.

Even though it seems like you should be able to, you just can't keep all those separate VMs used in a single-tenant SaaS model in sync.

NOVA should be able to discover which.

We should be able to handle this.