Sentence examples similar to lease note that from inspiring English sources

Blum's lease noted that he might not be able to give full occupancy until Jan . 1 , 1923suggesting he had a lease in force, although no lease is recorded.

Lease noted that the suit had been worn by Starr during the first 40 minutes of the band's 1964 debut film "A Hard Day's Night," but that even the Julian's Auctions house in Beverly Hills that conducted the auction missed the fact that it was also what Starr wore on the cover of their 1964 British album "Beatles for Sale".

Inktomi, on the other hand, uses a bit of alliterative doublespeak to note that the synthetic lease on its Foster City, Calif.

Note that the airline leases two Boeing 757-200 aircrafromrom partner Thomas Cook Airlines to provide Canadian fliers with non-stop flights to Honololu and Maui from Calgary and Edmonton; in-flight amenities may differ from the usual WestJet selections.

If the majority of members note that the Leader's lease is expired, the system will enter into the Leader election phase again.

5 51 p.m.: The story was updated to note that other companies also hold Arctic drilling leases but are not pursuing them.

When Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell announced a review of the federal coal leasing program, she noted that the regulations for leasing and producing coal owned by the American people are over 30 years old.

Note that Ken Salazar was among that list of officials who originally opposed the leasing of the Roan Plateau.

Critics note that the airline owned 29 aircraft and had no debt a decade ago; now it leases almost its entire fleet and loses an estimated $1 million a day.

Skeptics also note that the team's deal to play in Toronto expires in 2012, the same year its stadium lease in Buffalo runs out.

They warned that an oil spill could spread beyond the lease areas and noted that oil prices were near historic lows.