Sentence examples similar to lease deadline from inspiring English sources
But otherwise the December 2004 lease-expiration deadline will remain, he said, to encourage commitments in the next two and half years.
"It's physical work and it's cognitive work" – especially when real estate closings or apartment leases set deadlines and create greater pressure, he told me in an interview.
"We could move to terminate the lease if the deadlines aren't met," said Michael Molligan, the communications program director of Swiftmud.
Ms. Barbagallo said the new lease has a December deadline for Mr. Ley to open and to begin trying to fulfill his dream of popularizing his beloved Cambodian food on the Upper East Side.
The House bill that was approved on Thursday sets specific deadlines for lease sales in the gulf and off the Virginia coast and deems existing environmental reviews for the tracts to be adequate.
The Jets have their own deadline because their lease ends after the 2008 season.
Built into the terms of the lease was a move-in deadline: the port authority would be liable for penalties or lost earnings if Condé Nast were forced to wait beyond 1 January 2014 to begin the process of moving in.
Lou Lamoriello, the Nets' chief executive, said that negotiations with YankeeNets -- the team's parent company -- and the city of Newark were continuing and added that YankeeNets would not execute by the Dec. 31 deadline the Meadowlands lease option that would allow them to play somewhere else next season.
In July, Mr. Wang's lawyers declared that the county was in default on its lease because it had missed a deadline to move the veterans' clinic as the agreement specified.
It leverages containers to address resource utilization inefficiencies and aims to minimize the overall cost of leasing the infrastructure resources while meeting the deadline constraint of each individual workflow.
Tenants who had been promised they could have new two-year rent-stabilized leases through "on or about" June 2003 were later told the deadline was actually two years earlier, according to court papers and leases provided by tenants.
