| 词汇 | example_english_eviction |
| 释义 | Examples of evictionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Many, fearful of hunger and evictions and distrustful of national leaders, saw the wisest action to be to avoid the strike and union. In other cases eviction followed failure to keep up mortgage payments. Sometimes short, telegraphic descriptions next to names tell of families reduced to ' wandering ' with their livestock after eviction. The work depicts a once well-to-do family's eviction from their ancestral estate, because of the father's gambling debts and, doubtless, general extravagance. For many villagers, forestry would always be associated with evictions and forced relocation. The contract ensured high-level insecurity, threat of eviction and loss of the family home. Older tenants may, however, suffer more due to both their age and their fear of arrears and eviction. My research shows a wave of mainly amicable but also court-enforced evictions recorded from the end of the 1860s onwards. To demonstrate that investment can change the probability of eviction rather than eliminate a negative outcome, some enforcement nonlinearity is required. As a result, they were subject to evictions that often appeared arbitrary. It is during evictions that most cases of violence occur. A hand-to-mouth existence involved difficulty in paying his landlady and even a threatened eviction. There are references in the 1880s to evictions and reprisals by landlords towards colonos. Any building work carried out by a colono without written permission from the landlord was cause for eviction enforced by the courts. Those who did not comply were labelled ' squatters ' and threatened with eviction. They consider the evictions to represent the critical moment of rupture that transformed a systemically continuous past into an erratic and unpredictable present. The difficulties they met when attempting to fulfill satisfactorily their obligations served to justify their eviction from the territory of the city. All six evictions and seven of the 11 who abandoned were from shared houses and residential carehomes. There isn't enough physical separation, classification, eviction, incarceration, repression for that to be possible. However, the relationship between investment and probability of eviction does not confirm whether it is rational for the farmer to over-invest. While legal routes to their eviction are closed, if it can be achieved the benefits are great. At the very least it provides a space of one's own, and a safeguard against eviction. Farmers who are credit constrained might not be able to make the significant investments necessary to prevent eviction, while richer individuals could. The ruling political economy of cultivation and tax remission was not necessarily threatened by the dispossession and eviction of the peasantry. In theory, regulated tenancies provide older tenants much more protection from eviction than assured tenancies. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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