Word: evictions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard proceeds to recognize the HCIA, it might find it difficult to evict the group if they violate University guidelines. It might be hard for the administration to find positive evidence necessary for such action. At the same time, University recognition will confer a legitimacy on the BCC's activities. They will be able to poster on campus, receive Undergraduate Council funds, and have access to University facilities and tabling at registration. And they will likely continue to use coercion and deception on potential recruits...
Under state law, new owners of rent-controlled units may evict tenants to occupy the residence themselves. But they may not evict tenants simply to rent the residence to other tenants...
...addition to recommending criminal chargesagainst Light and Harrop, the board ordered thedoctor to evict the fraternity and offer Dunn andContescu the right to re-occupy the house...
...very clear to me that 30,000 people in Cambridge are not just going to wait for the landlord to evict them...so many of them are going to begin planning to move. And I don't think it's very good public policy myself to, in a city where someone else's decision is going to determine that one-third of the people ought to move, that we just sort of let them move, without any assistance of a real type...
...start leveling the regulatory mountain, Hosokawa will first have to evict bureaucrats who thrive in its shelter. The bureaucracy has effectively run Japan for the past four decades, and it battens on its power -- not to mention the plum private-sector jobs that go to many senior government officials when they retire. A recent study by Tokyo Shoko Research, for example, discovered that nearly 1 in 5 construction-company board members is a former bureaucrat...