Sentence examples for tenants it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weinstein explained that under federal tax law, if a co-op gets more than 20percentt of its income from nonshareholder sources, such as commercial tenants, it loses its status as a residential co-op for tax purposes and its shareholders lose their ability to deduct things like property taxes on their tax returns.

Yet the fact that the pickle has never been particularly popular among tenants (it still has floors vacant, almost three years after its opening) has done little to dampen enthusiasm among potential buyers of the London landmark.

"Does your foreclosure have tenants?" it asks, next to a picture of a mammoth cockroach.

With no potential tenants, it was an uncertain venture, but he renovated it nonetheless.

"This is not a blow to the tenants; it doesn't change or alter anything of significance in the case," Mr. Schmidt said.

Other nonfashion tenants it has spoken with include the jewelry chain Zales, Build-a-Bear Workshop and Brookstone, Mr. Welkis said.

Under the terms of the building's sale, Sony becomes a tenant for at least the next few years, and as a tenant it needs to be more careful about its subtenants, Mr. Bistricer said.

The tenant, it seems, had been misled by the stretcher, the corpse and the body bag.

If an apartment was not bought by the tenant, it could be deregulated when that tenant moved out.

If the developer, the Related Companies, is looking for an anchor tenant, it should look to the many companies that are reconfiguring their office space.

But with West Ham established as the prime tenant, it is thought the Olympic Stadium is not a front-runner in the search for a temporary home.