"lease contracts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to agreements related to the renting or leasing of services or property. For example, "The business has signed several lease contracts for properties in different states."
"Lease contracts work both ways," she added.
So 36,000 miles over three years is not different from what most lease contracts assume.
"Chief honors the terms of its lease contracts, and we expect the landowners who have signed the lease contract to honor the terms of the contract as well".
"I think even shopping centers might do O.K. over the long haul," he added, "because they have long-term lease contracts".
GE Capital apparently wanted United to agree to terms related to loans and aircraft lease contracts that GE Capital already had with the airline.
Mr. Jenkins said that United executives told him they believed they could cut supplier and aircraft lease contracts by the same percentage as wages.
A lease contract, however, being a fixed obligation, is similar to debt and uses some of the firm's debt-carrying ability.
"My lease contract is still active until the end of this year," said one retailer, who withheld his name out of fear of legal and disciplinary action from Emaar.
This means that the all-in-cost of the Volt will save you about $6120 — or about half the total cost of the lease contract.
On Wednesday, the company filed a heap of documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including employee agreements; its lease contract for its campus in Menlo Park, Calif.; and shareholder agreements.
To that end, the district is providing a model lease contract online for residents and visitors to use as a template.
