Sentence examples for favourable leasing from inspiring English sources

If environmental-impact studies are favourable, leasing could begin in the autumn.Industry advocates make several reasonable-sounding justifications for drilling.

They often receive favourable leases to play in taxpayer-funded stadiums.

The lower-class Protestants who remained in Ulster competed with lower-class Catholics for favourable leases of land and later for favourable jobs.

He said this was his reward for helping Lord Moyne get a favourable lease on a suite of luxurious offices in Berkeley Square.

Saudi Arabia agreed to invest $3.5bn£2.4bnbn) in the company earlier this month, while the world's biggest carmaker Toyota agreed a partnership with Uber that will see it offer drivers favourable leases on cars.

The buildings, infrastructure and commercially favourable leases the estate was able to provide were soon attracting businesses, large and small - a magnet, as Britain endured the postwar economic crash, for those seeking jobs.

It is one thing to demand better terms on favourable oil leases, and another thing to nationalise wide swathes of your economy; I find it hard to imagine that this won't chase out much of the foreign investment that Venezuela will desperately need.

Will Wright at KPMG said: "While the company's store estate is located across favourable retail locations, a number of these leases are unsustainable, predicated on terms which were originally negotiated some decades ago.

Its richly fertile soil has attracted foreign and domestic investors who have leased large tracts of land at favourable prices.

The fossil fuel industry currently donates millions of dollars to both major parties, and in return secures billions in tax breaks and subsidies – not to mention preferential treatment when applying for mining and gas lease and oil drilling approvals and favourable decisions under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

It is understood that the paper was ­considering buying the horse or leasing it for the day, if a favourable answer had been given.