Sentence examples for lease called for from inspiring English sources

But The News & Free Press reported that DaimlerChrysler said that a proposed lease called for rent of $100 a square foot for the top five floors under the stainless steel pinnacle, about twice the going rate for midtown space.

Our lease calls for carpets on a fixed percentage of the floors, but we prefer hardwood floors.

The lease calls for monthly rent to the Port Authority, an income stream that starts out at $10 million a month and is worth $3.2 billion in present value terms.

David Rosenberg, the Avenas' lawyer, said that when authority officials talked to the Avenas about the process of submitting proposals for a new lease, called the request for proposal process, they told the family to submit a low bid, assuring them they would have the chance to match any higher offers.

The lease calls for 5 fields, but the league, scrambling to find enough space to accommodate demand, sometimes reconfigures the layout into 10 half-fields, doubling the number of players, spectators and cars arriving at the park and also raising the decibel level.

A clause in the arena's lease calls for the city to maintain the arena to league standards.

He is seeking damages or an extension of the very favorable initial term of his lease, which called for a rent of merely $100 a year.

The US once maintained a military base there, used for Afghanistan operations, but the government cancelled the lease after Washington called for an independent investigation into a brutal crackdown in 2005.

Acting in accordance with requirements of the co-op's proprietary lease, the board first called for a vote of the shareholders -- more than 75percentt of the shareholders voted to direct the board to terminate the tenant-shareholder's tenancy -- and then gave the shareholder an opportunity to present his case.

(As The Washington Post noted, the Trump administration's proposal doesn't stray far from former President Barack Obama's, which called for leasing 66 million acres in the Gulf).

The only spoiler was that he also called for a fresh lease of life for the Union of the Mediterranean, a moribund grouping that has not met since Mr Sarkozy launched it in Paris in 2008, and which was co-presided by none other than Egypt's Hosni Mubarak.