Sentence examples for certain rental from inspiring English sources
Chief executive Salmaan Hasan blamed a lacklustre market, dismissing suggestions that Minerva's lenders might have imposed certain rental levels.
It doesn't offer the most flexibility for everyone, but for some it's quite promising, except for certain rental fees.
Due to the fact that certain rental companies and organizations dominate the market in certain parishes of Stockholm, it may be that rental management policies impact the adoption of HSP (Table 4).
Citing the difficulty of enforcing a 2010 city ordinance that prohibits certain rental arrangements, the City Council approved a second ordinance last year requiring all home-share "booking services" to hand over monthly transaction reports.
We've seen iPhones do similar things before — Disrupt NY winner GetAround has an iPhone app that can unlock the doors of certain rental cars — but doing it with your voice will add a dash of Knight Rider-estylestole to anyone's day.
Some things that sound too good to be true are allowed because Congress uses the tax code as an ersatz spending program; for example, if you invest in certain rental housing for low income folks, you can claim a special credit that isn't subject to the limitations imposed on losses from other passive activities.
"If you want to have your villa filled 52 weeks of the year, you have to be competitive with the resort market," said Steve A. Lassman, vice president and general manager at Villas of Distinction, which has been offering triple American Express Rewards points for certain rentals.
Dogs and cats are not allowed in certain rentals, while some dealers allow small, well-behaved dogs in a few units.
Hertz, the car-rental company owned by Ford Motor, said yesterday that it had eliminated base commissions paid to North American travel agents on certain car rentals effective immediately.
Certain Hotels Many Rental Car Counters Certain Restaurants: At least one restaurant in the West Village neighborhood of New York City, according to a September Wall Street Journal law blog post, which also addresses the legal question as well as why a business would want to go cashless.
In New York, for example, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has suggested that some Airbnb hosts may be breaking state and local laws banning certain kinds of rentals.
