Sentence examples for tenants at risk from inspiring English sources

"This amendment puts the tenants at risk," she said.

New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., have approved funding to provide legal defense to low-income tenants at risk of eviction.

They are used to either keep tenants at risk of being homeless in their current property, or help ease the process of finding a new place to live.

In 2014 she was prosecuted for putting tenants at risk by covering a warning light on a faulty fire alarm with a black sticker in a house converted into seven flats in Tottenham.

Last week the former deputy leader of Boston borough council and private landlord Raymond Singleton-McGuire pleaded guilty to 10 housing offences, including putting tenants at risk of death or serious injury in case of fire.

In 2014, Goremsandu was prosecuted for putting tenants at risk by covering a warning light on a faulty fire alarm with a black sticker in a house converted into seven flats in Tottenham.

With limited options, many households tolerate poor-quality housing conditions and overcrowding, which put tenants' health at risk.

Landlords are putting their tenants' lives at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning or potential explosions by failing to carry out annual gas safety checks, according to a report from Gas Safe Register.

It has found that the health of thousands of tenants is at risk from serious problems like damp and rat infestations.

A Camborne landlord whose negligence placed his tenants at "serious risk of harm" has been ordered to pay almost £3,000 in fines and costs by magistrates.

In New York, a city of renters despite the recent condominium boom, tenants are particularly at risk.