Sentence examples for lease changes from inspiring English sources

The Krispy Kreme move could start a wave of similar synthetic lease changes as companies look for ways to reinvigorate investors following the dismal stock slide in 2001.

Although the leases contain a clause warning of the possibility of a mid-lease change, Mr. Beaudoin and other tenants say they had received assurances — sometimes in writing — from leasing agents that midterm increases would never happen.

Chinatowns are tricky to get a handle on: fast-moving, opaque, protean; places where leases change hands and chefs come and go before you've had time to figure out what the set menu is.

But many NNRs are leased and changes to who holds the leases is still a live issue.

Q. Have lease lengths changed? A. There is not a significant change in lease terms.

Lend Lease, which changed its name from Bovis Lend Lease after the fatal fire at the Deutsche Bank building, admitted to three counts of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud based on the overbilling scheme and its evasion of government contract requirements that it hire a certain percentage of contractors owned by minorities or women.

FDI in the tourism sector, hotels, and office leasing has changed the appearance of some major urban and coastal areas.

A list of "recoverable expenses" in a lease often excludes changes to heating, lighting and insulation that can make a building more energy-efficient and pleasant for tenants.

Without the lease and debt changes, ATA might have been forced to restructure its debts in bankruptcy, the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Changing a purchase into a lease does not change the fact that the hotel-golf complex "makes very little sense," he added.

As these three areas are interdependent, bringing change in one area will influence the others, for instance, changing the business model from conventional sales to leasing will demand changes in both product design and the supply chain.