Significats de absentee landlords en anglès

As you know, I am not of the type of absentee landlords.

Most Casbah homes are owned privately, many of them by absentee landlords.

Home they may have been, but the champions were absentee landlords.

It's your absentee landlords that have done the mischief.

He said, 'It's the absentee landlords, your honour.

Toward Europe they are as absentee landlords.

They descend and alight in the Street of Pride amidst the ruined and desolate mansions of absentee landlords.

We have fought against absentee landlords for centuries for the right to own and till our own land.

From this point forward, English absentee landlords dominated the local economy, while the Irish were reduced to tenant farmers.

And by reducing the Glazers' personal debt we will continue to be saddled with these absentee landlords, it said.

The relatively few peasants who remain on the land are almost all tenant farmers who work for absentee landlords.

What about absentee landlords?

Every proposal for its settlement was rejected by the influence of the absentee landlords in England, and the agitation went wearily on.

And if the oppressed Catholic peasants hated the absentee landlords and their grasping middlemen, the Ascendancy often disliked them almost as much.

Many who acquired farms are absentee landlords - known as cellphone farmers - managing their land over their mobile phones from faraway cities.

Like absentee landlords screwing poor tenants for more rent, Channel 4 thus hatefully wrings every last drop of cruel entertainment from human suffering.