Sentences with phrase «most vulnerable tenants»

BC's most vulnerable tenants are those hit the hardest by this trend.It is commonly known that BC's social housing providers are not able to keep up with the demand.

Andrew Griffiths, principal policy officer of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) argued: «This survey emphasises the importance for local authorities to have clear enforcement strategies in place to deal with the worst properties and the most vulnerable tenants.»

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delivers for the most vulnerable among us,» Cuomo said, «including the NYCHA tenants who have had to live with mold, lead and no heat and were placed at risk by a failed bureaucracy.»

One scene in particular, where Dafoe's Bobby protects his youngest and most vulnerable female tenants from a sexual predator, might play as especially award - worthy in the current Hollywood climate.

Amend the Residential Tenancy Act to close loopholes allowing landlords to unfairly raise rents or evict tenants, protect tenants with pets, and increase compensation to tenants who are being evicted because of landlord use and renovations I urge you to take these steps to empower the most vulnerable and disadvantaged members of our communities in a substantive, timely manner.

He's already steering his clients away from most single - tenant retail triple - net lease deals because he thinks valuations are too high and retailers are too vulnerable to declines in consumer demand.