Sentence examples for leasing structure from inspiring English sources

Without help from disaster relief agencies and a fairer leasing structure, there will be even fewer seasoned drivers to impart stability to this industry.

Due to its uniqueness there is currently no market for an off balance sheet leasing structure for NBfL buses, they will therefore be considered on balance sheet initially reducing TfL's borrowing capacity and cash.

"There's no way in the world we could duplicate the architectural features and have a such a cost-competitive leasing structure," said Michael P. Balitsaris, director of marketing with the developer, Preferred Real Estate Investments Inc., based in suburban Conshohocken, Pa.

DigitalOcean COO Karl Alomar said today that, "CapX is providing a meaningful contribution towards our overall syndicated leasing structure and remains one of our key partners in this regard".

However, Mirpuri did not rule out leasing structures for some other units "if the negotiation with Airbus takes long".

There are some partial solutions to address the pitfalls created by the Court's ruling, such as "nested" licensing and "leasing" structures, technological "locks," and service-based business models.

This case presents the analyst with what seems to be a typical task — evaluating and pricing a potential property acquisition; the case problem, however, is atypical because it requires valuation on the basis of a leveraged-leasing structure.

Subsequently, the condo idea was set aside, and a "synthetic lease" structure, involving complicated tax considerations, was drawn up.

He was reluctant to talk about what had gone wrong yesterday, but in May he told the Financial Times: "I've never come across this lease structure before.

"When we are looking for a location, that church is often the most conservative lease structure or contract that is the least amount of money and most amount of quality for that school," Mr. Wilson said.

David Cheikin, vice president for leasing at Brookfield Properties, a publicly traded company that owns 20.6 million square feet of New York area office space, including the World Financial Center, said the current lease structure gave owners little incentive to invest in their properties, even as their buildings became the equivalent of gas guzzlers.