Sentence examples for through tenancies from inspiring English sources
The companies exercise considerable power over publicans' lives through tenancies tied to the sale of specified volumes of beer and often other offerings too, such as food and gaming machines.
In supported living, people have housing and other rights through their tenancies.
Go through their tenancy agreement with them, so they are fully aware of what is expected of them — but also what can be expected from the landlord.
It is understood that CID officers identified one of the dead men through a tenancy agreement found in his pocket, which led them to his landlord, Gulbahar Khan.
You roll the proceeds into a share in a building or collection of buildings held through a "tenancy in common".
It is essential that you check through your tenancy agreement thoroughly to ensure that it equally protects yours and your tenant's rights.
Further changes to council tenancies through the Localism Act in 2011 presented us with additional demands, but no more resources.
Mixed black- African and white children are particularly common in working-class suburbs and commuter towns such as Croydon and Southend-on-Sea, possibly because black Africans are rarely tied to city centres through social-housing tenancies.
The loss of a private tenancy through eviction or simply being told to leave is now the leading cause of homelessness, according to Shelter, the housing charity.
Other public services needed to understand the route that tenants and their families took, from pre-tenancy through to a new tenancy, existing tenant and exiting a tenancy, to appreciate where their service provision might have greater impact on the results.
A proposal to sell the historic building was shelved after campaigners rallied round in support, with the charity deciding earlier this year to address the £2m of outstanding debt by increasing opportunities to make money from the premises through hire and tenancy, as well as a sale of items from the institution's library collection.
