Sentence examples for under vacancy from inspiring English sources

Tenants say that as many as 100,000 apartments have been deregulated under vacancy decontrol since 1993; landlords say that the real figure is closer to 30,000.

Under vacancy decontrol, which now covers about 600,000 units in L.A., eventually all apartments will rise to market rates, which currently averages almost $1,300/month.

Shrinkage implies dramatic land-use impacts, including under-utilisation, vacancy, demolition, emerging brownfield sites, and de-densification.

Under the Vacancy Reform Act of 1998, Mr. Bush has 210 days in which to name a successor.

It therefore turns out that SRO-kinetics under equilibrium vacancy conditions can be better observed in a state of post-deformation annealing, for which deformation induced point defects are annealed-out, but a relatively high dislocation density is still present to act as a vacancy sink.

"It's a record for this village to have under 3% vacancy," Johnson said.

HOW TO APPLY: Please send a cover letter, CV and Personnel History Form - P-11 (downloaded from here) and submit under: "Ref: Vacancy Notice # LACRO-15-005, Emergency Specialist (DRR / Resilience)" to email address: [email protected] no later than 12 July 2015 at 23:59 hours (Panama time).

Under the Vacancies Act of 1998, President Bush has 210 days to nominate a successor, which means he must nominate someone by the end of January 2004.

We had just under 1,000 vacancies in the stores, as faced with uncertainty, people had gone to get a job somewhere else".

Under the Vacancies Act, the career figures who took over those offices could serve for 300 days on that acting basis.

The Justice Department last week disclosed an Office of Legal Counsel memo arguing that Mr. Whitaker's temporary appointment was lawful under the Vacancies Reform Act of 1998.