Sentence examples for leasing itself from inspiring English sources

"Software leasing itself is risky, and providing it for venture-backed start-up companies, typically unprofitable and big credit risks in themselves, is even riskier," said Jim Labe, president of Comdisco Ventures, a division of Comdisco, a Menlo Park, Calif., technology management company.

Among other things, it has opened broad new off- and onshore lands for oil and mineral leasing, although the leasing itself has been sluggish because of world market conditions.

During World War II, it closed to the public and leased itself to the Navy.

The lease itself, the inspector-general argued, short-changed taxpayers by almost $1 billion.

If the ancillary service is included in the apartment lease itself, there can be only one increase.

A Jarred I. Kassenoff, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, says an unregulated tenant is not entitled to a lease renewal unless the lease itself provides for one.

"But neither the terms of the original lease itself, nor a copy of the original lease would otherwise be filed with the D.H.C.R.," he said.

With a free-market apartment, Mr. Abramson said, a landlord does not have any obligation to renew the lease unless the lease itself requires it.

found that [the agency] improperly ignored these Emoluments Clauses, even though the lease itself requires compliance with the laws of the United States, including the Constitution," the report said.

This figure does not include the lease itself, the cost to operate (including the tens of thousands of employees) or the inventory within.

Richard Hughes: On the lease itself, in contrast to a more long-term lease, you will often find that the rent in a pop up lease is inclusive of insurance and service charge.