Sentence examples for under ellis from inspiring English sources

Although Yurachek stressed that he did not hire Ellis, recent events spurred him to research the N.C.A.A. violations under Ellis's watch.

The eviction was handed down under the Ellis Act, a California law intended, among other things, to make it easier for landlords to convert rental buildings into ownership units.

"This real-time view is what we needed to get ourselves under control," Ellis says.

Halprin was accused in April of trying to evict seven units of people under the Ellis Act in the Mission District of San Francisco.

"I'm here in the Mission, and we've identified 17 buildings that are being evicted under the Ellis Act right now that are being converted into TICs.

But part the process of converting a building into condos includes evicting current tenants under the Ellis Act, after which members of the TIC move into the property.

Under the Ellis Act, San Francisco landlords can evict tenants to jack up the rent, as long as they give them a relocation payout between $5,555.21 and $16,665.59.

If converting buildings from rentals to condos--which could potentially fetch a building owner millions--was made easier, landlords would have a serious incentive to evict existing tenants under the Ellis Act and create a TIC.

Activists say that case numbers might be four or five times higher because tenants with little ability to protect themselves like illegal immigrants get pressured into taking under-the-table Ellis buyouts.

Former Leicester City under-18s player Ellis Myles-Tebbutt, 21, was jailed last year after being caught with 30 wraps of crack and heroin.

Wuthering Heights, novel by Emily Brontë, published in 1847 under the pseudonym Ellis Bell.