In addition to purchasing and renting homes, businesses and stalls are now available for purchase.

The funds raised go toward renting the boat and the daily costs of maintenance and rescue.

At first Mary had thought of renting out her house but everyone advised her to sell it.

Women are also equal with men in shifting, transferring, inheriting, renting out, subcontracting and mortgaging land use right.

There is also a special means of providing alternative accommodation for these two categories by renting them private property.

Sunlabob, a private company in Laos, is renting solar lanterns to poor villagers, who find them more affordable than candles.

In October 1836 he arrived in Berlin, matriculating in the university's faculty of law and renting a room in the Mittelstrasse.

Just under 60 percent of all rental stock in Canada, or about 2.26 million dwellings, were renting for less than this average gross rent in 2001.

When a professor writes a paper on behalf of an industry group, the industry benefits from and is, in a sense, renting the university s name and reputation.

ΝΕFELI is a programme of organized and supervised accommodation and concerns renting apartments of 2 3 rooms, which are inhabited by vulnerable groups of refugees, mainly women.

Women were granted equal rights as men to engage in any transaction such as purchasing, selling, renting, hiring and other activities related to property and real estate.

(d) Freezing of economic resources means any action to prevent their use in order to acquire assets, goods or services in any manner whatever, including through their sale, renting or mortgaging.

22.7 International organizations and peace operations should avoid occupying, renting or purchasing housing, land and property over which the rights holder does not currently have access or control, and should require that their staff do the same.

It's about three miles out of Nairobi, and it's a mile long and about two tenths of a mile wide, where over half a million people live crammed in these little tin shacks, generation after generation, renting them, often eight or 10 people to a room.