Sentence examples for make the lease from inspiring English sources

She said to get the $3,150 rent down to $3,100 and to make the lease date as close to May 1 as possible.

The Republicans asked and the administration agreed to make the lease for the two-story, white, mirror-windowed building at 60 Charles Lindbergh Boulevard conditional on building and zoning approval from the Town of Hempstead.

It warns that "the long length of the lease, together with the lack of proper documentation and marking, is likely to make the lease permanent", as boundaries where not clearly marked before clearing began and families will find it difficult to identify their land after 50 years.

But Board of Education officials say that because of problems involving not the capital budget, but the board's separate $11.5 billion annual expense budget, they are not sure that the board can afford to make the lease payments required to get the foundation project going.

If it's not, you'd better make the lease contingent on your getting the property rezoned or on your getting a variance or conditional-use permit from the planning department.

So in terms of automobiles, if somebody wanted to buy, say, a BMW made in South Carolina, it's still made in the U.S., they went to a dealer, they can make the down payment or make the lease payments and all that sort of thing, government would, what, pay the interest charges?

"We're making the lease customers whole," he said.

"Are you interested in making the lease more viable for the Islanders?" asked Craig Stanley, a fan from West Hempstead, adorned in the gold tinsel wig that he wears to games.

They cut the cost of investment for buyers who use credit, and they also make the rental and leasing income from property increasingly competitive with the returns on bonds and bank deposits.

Mr. Korthof said that when his lease ended in December, he refused to return the truck but continued to make the $480 monthly lease payments.

"One of the reasons why we are having a larger mix of luxury construction at airports than in the past is land cost, which tends to be quite expensive," said Bjorn Hanson, who heads the hospitality and leisure practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "And so a higher room rate type of development — with a $450 average rate as opposed to $129 — helps make the land lease more affordable".