Sentence examples for leasing into from inspiring English sources

The bank is moving home equity and student loans, boat and recreational lending, and auto leasing into the consumer bank.

"Rather than a traditional horse lease, where you lease one horse exclusively, you're leasing into a whole stable when you time-share.

As of Nov. 24, 1,378 families have been leased into homes.

"Now that vacancy rates are much lower, we are helping existing sublease tenants convert their leases into direct deals".

"An even better practice is to attach a copy of the proprietary lease and incorporate the terms of the proprietary lease into the sublease," Mr. Ng said.

Blue Inc placed the subsidiary that owned and operated the sores' leases into administration and then immediately bought back the healthiest parts of the business.

Tenants are embracing subleases as a means of locking in below-market rents, while landlords, who are facing fewer vacancies, are using it to attract tenants and then converting the leases into direct deals when the subleases expire.

Falling sales of sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks have caused resale values of those vehicles to plummet, and that has turned many leases into huge money losers for the automakers.

Because it could not see the terms, Mr. Dyson said, the Giuliani administration refused to extend the consortium lease into the time when the city would regain control over the airports.

A Generally, a co-op board has the right to incorporate space not previously covered by a proprietary lease into an apartment, said Kenneth Jacobs, a co-op lawyer with offices in Yonkers and Manhattan.

Based on standards that were developed for the Department of Justice, the guidelines divide leases into four categories, depending on the number of employees in the building and the nature of the work being performed, and are more demanding for new construction than for existing buildings.