Sentence examples for for their lease from inspiring English sources

The Celtics do not pay any rent for their lease at the Fleet Center, their cash flow is good and the N.B.A. is in good shape with no labor disputes on the horizon.

Roger Fields, an owner of both Souperdog and Zuni, a restaurant on Ninth Avenue, said that Daily Soup moved in while he and his partner, John Chee, were involved in complicated negotiations for their lease for Souperdog.

The Wild pays the city roughly $8 million per year for their lease, and they're still on the hook for that sum.

Others want market value for their leases.

The September study concluded that simply making coal companies in Powder River pay fair-market value for their leases would lead to a substantial reduction of carbon emissions.

He said that the Chinese government could pressure airlines to buy Chinese-made parts for their leases, and could eventually urge airlines to lease Chinese-made civilian airliners now being developed.

People who do not make enough to afford their paycheck-devouring rents must find a wealthy relative, a benevolent family friend or perhaps a kidnapped and hypnotized multimillionaire to supply personal financial information and assume responsibility for their leases.

That's just handing out taxpayer money to a few corporations for no good reason; among other things, it's not fair to other drillers who have to pay for their leases.

Mr. Porter said luxury car makers had been reluctant to cut prices for fear of reducing used-car values, creating losses for their leasing units, which sell cars that have been leased.

Furthermore, the businesses based there have to pay a lot more for their leased lines than consumers pay - a typical installation charge of £500 and an annual rental of £5,200 plus VAT.

Onink has grandparent clients who have offered up to $100,000 in education loans to each of seven grandchildren, given the kids highly appreciated stock and paid them to work for their leasing and manufacturing businesses.