Sentence examples for Fixed rents from inspiring English sources
Fixed rents for new contracts were abolished more than a decade after another revolution, which overthrew the dictatorship in 1974 but not for existing contracts, and downtown Lisbon remained a partly derelict area shunned by locals.
Taxing mining profits rather than levying fixed rents on production, as happens now, is a good idea.
Demographic trends in western Europe facilitated this "colonization". The settlers assured of personal freedom, fixed rents, and some measure of self-administration and operating under the so-called German Law founded new villages and towns or reorganized old ones.
The settlers assured of personal freedom, fixed rents, and some measure of self-administration and operating under the so-called German Law founded new villages and towns or reorganized old ones.
"People tend to deSert the strike as Soon as their mainte nances are fixed, rents are low ered or 'when the legal entan glements' become too cornpIi cated," says SteVen Burghardt, of the Ann Arbor tenants' union.
They were so confident of that surge that rather than setting fixed rents in their leases with tenants, they took the unusual step of letting the rents float, based solely on the number of passengers passing through the terminal.
The Indians pay a fixed rent and keep all stadium revenues.
But trucks draw the ire of restaurateurs, who complain that the vendors undercut them with unfair competition, since they pay no fixed rent or utility bills.
WHSmith insisted it must charge more in hospitals because the rental agreement sees the company hand over a percentage of sales, rather than a fixed rent.
The efficiency programme will cut the group's operating costs by about 10% excluding fixed rent and depreciation, it said on Wednesday, and deliver cost savings of at least £100m by 2019.
"The whole philosophy of Dolphin Living is that we fix rents relative to people's incomes and not relative to market rents," said Jon Gooding, the chief executive.
