Примеры использования To be evicted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You're about to be evicted from your apartment.
What if I cannot pay my rent andI am going to be evicted?
And the eighth person to be evicted from the Big Brother house is. .
Upon the death of their parents unmarried women are likely to be evicted by the heir.
Advocating for the"right not to be evicted" or"the right not to be dispossessed" as contained in the Tool Kit;
Only families that have at least one able-bodied member in composition are to be evicted.
We know he was about to be evicted… so was it about that, or was it something more personal, something in his past…?
The family has sold everything during these years and now they are threatened to be evicted from the apartment due to debts!
The last Bedouin to be evicted was a 95-year-old man who was carried out on a stretcher as his wife was crying out in despair at the policemen.
As the owner or legal lessee is usually the man,it is more common for the woman to be evicted.
The poorest andweakest members of the population are the ones most likely to be evicted and to have the basis of their existence destroyed.
However, as soon as those lands could be put to more profitable use,they were the first to be evicted.
Some 160 Bedouin, including 10 left-wing activists,lay on the ground refusing to be evicted but were dragged away by the police and forcibly put on a bus.
The authors live on land they do not own, on the basis of a decision by the municipality which held that they had a right not to be evicted until relocated.
She has fought the executors of his estate ever since, refusing to be evicted from the tiny two-bedroom Cape Flats home that she had shared with him for decades.
The bonds remained untouched despite Mary being, at the time of her death, about to be evicted for owing £55 in rent.
Where it does take place people tend to be evicted for not paying rent or mortgage interest payments, for failing to meet the basic conditions of decent occupancy, or for illegal occupancy.
Women, ethnic, religious, racial and other minorities as well as indigenous people are far more likely than others to be evicted.
Access to the Rental Housing Fund is provided for individuals or families to be evicted or evicted from their homes returned in kind to the former owners, under GEO No. 74/2007.
The general impression is that those with a combination of problems, usually a combination of drug or alcohol abuse and mental illness, are more likely to be evicted than others.
This program intends to provide, at local level, a fund for social housing of tenants to be evicted or evicted from their homes that are or have been returned to former owners, where such requests were recorded.
Reaffirming that every woman, man and child has the right to a secure place to live in peace and dignity,which includes the right not to be evicted from one's home, land or community.
All persons have the right not to be evicted from their homes or land for the purpose of, or as a consequence of, decisions or actions affecting the environment, except in emergencies or due to a compelling purpose benefiting society as a whole and not attainable by other means.
In the run-up to the anniversary celebrations in honor of St Feofan Vyshensky(with whom the convent is connected),the residents began to be evicted from their homes and the outbuildings knocked down.
Resolution No. 531/2010, establishing the procedures protocol for large-scale evictions, which covers the necessary considerations for the recording of data about and conditions of the intervention in cases involving women andthose under 18 years of age in groups to be evicted;
Reaffirming that every woman, man and child has the right to a secure place to live in peace and dignity,which includes the right not to be evicted arbitrarily or on a discriminatory basis from one's home, land or community.
With regard to the letter addressed to Brazil, Mr. Thornberry noted that, on 7 March 2008, the Chairperson of the Committee had sent a letter to that State party requesting information concerning the Presidential Decree of 15 April 2005,under which all persons illegally settled in the indigenous lands of Raposa Serra do Sol had to be evicted from them.
It is also concerned about the discriminatory effect of the Unauthorised Encampments(Northern Ireland) Order 2005, which makes Roma/Gypsies andIrish Travellers liable to be evicted from their homes, to have their homes destroyed and then to be imprisoned and/or fined art. 11.
The Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, in addition to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,calls for protection of those supporting others to exercise their rights- in this instance the right not to be evicted from their land.
The Committee is also concerned about reports that many informal settlements in which Roma lived prior to the armed conflict have been destroyed, andthat Roma continue to be evicted from their informal settlements, without adequate alternative accommodation being provided, and in view of the fact that Roma are frequently unable to rent private accommodation because of racial discrimination and/ or poverty art. 5( e) iii.