Sentence examples for governing lease from inspiring English sources

The rules governing lease agreements are spelled out explicitly in the corps' real estate regulations.

Laws governing leases and rental units vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

Plenty of laws and court precedents govern leases, but experts are unsure how the Sept. 11 catastrophe will affect the rules now.

However, industry analysts said the decision had been forced by current regulations governing oil leases.

The consortium wanted an assurance from the RFL that the Bulls would be allowed to remain in Super League in 2013 and also sought the right to buy back from the governing body the lease to Odsal Stadium.

There are 4 criteria that govern capital leases; if any 1 of these is true, the agreement must be treated as a capital lease: The asset's title will be transferred to the lessee upon the agreement's maturation.

Specifically amending the way the Indian Act governs land leasing to allow bands to self-determine the renting of their lands, without the involvement of the Aboriginal Affairs department; a process that's both paternalistic and onerous.

Russia played a scoreless tie with Lithuania in a Euro 2012 warm-up match played at a tiny stadium in Nyon, Switzerland, that was not advertised by either the second-division club that plays there or by UEFA, European soccer's governing body, which leases the stadium and has its headquarters across the road.

A "The terms of a  market-rate tenancy  are governed by the lease," said David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer.

The ability of tenants to sublease their space is governed by the lease signed with the building operator.

His wife is said to be a local councillor for the governing party and his company leases several publicly owned coal mines.