Sentence examples for term vacancy from inspiring English sources

Property managers and landlords said that because the disclosure form used the term "vacancy lease," which tends to apply only when discussing rent-regulated apartments, it suggested that market-rate rentals and apartment sales in co-ops or condos might not be included.

He currently works for Randstad Education to ensure that schools have access to the very best staff for day to day supply and longer term vacancies.

The rate of long-term vacancy in Chicago Lawn is nearly twice as high as in the rest of Chicago, and one three-square-mile area alone has 479 vacant homes.

His apparent endorsement, on the heels of President Obama's earlier in the day, came more than 35 minutes into remarks to the American Constitution Society about the consequences of a long-term vacancy on the Supreme Court, as the Senate idles over Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland.

In what follows, such areas will be termed "vacancy trails".

In North Beach, another busy shopping district with a retail vacancy rate of more than 8 percent, one gallery owner has called for fining landlords with long-term vacancies.

Insiders say Secure was sunk by a "perfect storm": being tied to a fixed-price contract that could not be renegotiated as crippling costs in NHS overtime and agency staff began to mount to cover long-term vacancies; a slow start to a new business that would have generated income; and the credit squeeze that made banks reluctant to agree a bail-out loan.

"This means that sometimes we need to utilise bank and agency staff to cover annual leave, maternity leave and sickness as well as filling short-term vacancies," the trust said.

Four of the seven justices first joined the court as appointees of the Governor of Oregon to fill mid-term vacancies.

The community area with the highest concentration of foreclosure auctions in the City of Chicago, Washington Park, also has the second highest rate of long-term vacancies.

Woodlawn has both the third-highest rate of foreclosure auctions and the fifth-highest rate of long-term vacancies in Chicago.