Sentence examples for lessor to from inspiring English sources

The venture will spend more than $5 billion on new container ships and work with Seaspan, an independent lessor, to lease the vessels to Chinese companies.

However, the aircraft was returned after the U.S. State Department pressured the Dutch lessor to remove the aircraft from Vietnam.

Part of the airlines' difficulties comes from a special provision of the bankruptcy code that protects secured lenders and lessors to airlines, said Lynn M. LoPucki, a law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles.

Under Section 1110 of the bankruptcy code, United has 60 days from the filing it made on Dec. 9 to meet payments on its leased aircraft, renegotiate the terms of those contracts or agree with lessors to extend the two-month negotiation period.

A variation on the lease, 'ijarah wa 'iqtina provides for a lease to be written whereby the lessor agrees to sell the leased object at the lease's end at a predetermined residual value.

"The renters needed to save money, and the lessors needed to make money".

Lessors attempt to cover vicarious liability costs with higher fees (about $300 extra per lease) in the East; some spread the risk nationwide.

Since the early 1900s, taxi drivers have morphed from employees (prior to deregulation) to independent contractor-lessors (following deregulation) to sole proprietors (following Uber).10 With each transformation, the industry has shifted profits away from the drivers while pushing onto them a greater share of costs and liabilities.

Paul, will return 10 Boeing 727 jetliners to lessors and cut service to New York, Washington, Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

Any chance of a lessor suspension seemed to be off the table following Rodriguez's comments on Friday night after his game with Trenton, which were said to have infuriated the MLB commissioner, Bud Selig.

Earlier this month, Canadian Airlines suspended payments of 135 million dollars to lenders and lessors of aircraft to conserve cash during the weak winter season.