Sentence examples for excess parking from inspiring English sources

Now, however, businesses are by and large taking in more in profits than they want to invest in expanding their businesses, so they're lending out the excess, parking it in various securities.

But many travellers are in the awkward position of losing money that was spent on additional travel arrangements such as fixed domestic flights or train connections that were timed to match the original UK arrival date, or excess parking charges.

But she said she was concerned that parking could become more difficult to find because of the opening of the Barclays Center, and she added that she was not convinced it was a good idea to allow developers to get rid of excess parking they had already built.

On Monday, a City Council panel is scheduled to consider new zoning regulations that would reduce how many parking spaces must be built with new residential developments in Downtown Brooklyn, and allow developers who already have excess parking to reclaim the unneeded space for other uses.

This leads to the issues of excess parking costs and parking shortages which characterize the iterative process in campus parking pricing and supply policies.

An initial 28 stores have been identified for projects that could lead to developers building flats over stores and excess car parking space turned into new residential or business premises.

But David Huether, chief economist of the National Association of Manufacturers, said that excluding the auto sector, which has been focusing on getting rid of the excess inventory parked on dealership lots, factory employment rose by nearly 7,000 last month.

Finance director Alan Stewart said an initial 28 stores has been identified for projects that could lead to developers building flats over stores and excess car park space turned into new residential or business premises.

It is a rate paid to commercial banks for excess funds parked at the central bank.

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Regression discontinuity results suggest that when there is an excess supply of parking (i.e., many spaces are vacant), a small 50 cent per-hour parking fee deters commerce.