Sentence examples for tenants perceptions from inspiring English sources
During the interviews, our specific intent was to scrutinize the tenants' perceptions of network resources leveraged or facilitated by the incubator, as opposed to the path-dependent trajectory of their own "private" network resources.
The paper quoted Margaret Hodge, then chair of the Commons public accounts committee, as suggesting their lack of tenants "fuelled the perception that the scheme was aimed at tax avoidance".
Similarly, the perception of tenants on housing adequacy of their sitting PRH units plays a critical role in decision making of the housing tenure choice.
Once an older building is damaged by fire, owners have to overcome perceptions among prospective tenants that the building is still contaminated by hazardous materials, said David J. Wilk, president of Grey stone Realty Advisors in Wilmington.
Maintain professional boundaries Report inappropriate behavior to building management and document your report Refrain from answering personal questions asked If boundaries are stretched, tell the staff that you are beginning to feel uncomfortable Speak to other tenants and determine if your perception and experience is consistent with others'.
Inside the 40-story building tenants live surrounded by an antique perception, isolated from the outside world.
But with the four new tenants taking up 52,000 square feet, that perception may change.
Margaret Hodge, chair of the Commons public accounts committee, said the lack of tenants for two data centres on the Cobalt business estate near Newcastle fuelled the perception that the scheme was aimed at tax avoidance.
Perceptions of whether the physical design of the redevelopment contributed to the lack of successful social mix varied between tenants, government officials, private developers and private residents.
