The paper demonstrates that these models capture effectively and accurately the effects of market and leasing conditions on the techno-economic performance of complex CCS value chains.
This condition roughly follows the necessity and lease infringement conditions set by Childress et al. (2002), according to which a public health action should not be undertaken if an alternative action is available that will accomplish the same results with lesser violations of individuals' interests.
Often, in order to make sure that the landlord received a full return from his lease, detailed conditions were attached on rotation of crops, plowing, digging, and harrowing.
It is now home to Mark Getty and his family, who have granted Garsington a 15-year lease, on condition that the site – next to the estate's farm and Getty's famous cricket ground – is returned to grazing land for the deer after each season.
In Lower Manhattan alone, the amount of space given up was nine times the amount leased, a condition known as negative absorption.
In 2008, the South Central Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church agreed to support the lease, on the condition that university officials monitor the institute's effect on scholarship.
When they left the play in 1955, ticket sales fell off and the theater gave notice to the production, which negotiated a new lease only on condition that a new play would be substituted.
Under the new system, private farmers, who have continued to exist under Cuba's socialist system, would have access to the plots for up to a decade, with leases renewable if conditions were met and taxes paid.
The authority also said it planned to pursue $13 million in payments it is owed by condominium owners in Battery Park City, who have withheld payments for their ground leases over living conditions in the area.
