Sentence examples for outside lease from inspiring English sources

"The common illegalities the report points to are mining without license, mining outside lease area and transporting minerals illegally," the story notes.

The commission was headed by Justice M B Shah, with a mandate to investigate financial transactions between exporters, traders and mining lease owners, as well as illegal practices, such as mining without a licence, mining outside lease areas, transporting minerals illegally and mining-related ecological destruction.

Police were in the process of serving a search warrant in a lewd conduct case when officers shot a 35-year-old man outside the leasing office of an Irvine apartment complex Tuesday morning.

"In this case, the roof would be a common element that falls outside the proprietary lease," Mr. Belkin said.

First, it's against league rules for any team to sign a lease outside of its home market.

In June 2015, the Three Affiliated Tribes made a move to increase tribal involvement in oil production, which had traditionally been dominated by outside companies that lease land from the tribes.

In the model village of Gaba, right outside Lhasa, residents leased out their farmland for eight years to Han migrants to pay back the loans, which mostly ranged from $3,000 to $4,500.

Although Lehman is also negotiating to take over a building downtown at 180 Water Street, many fear that the decisions by Lehman and other banks to sign long-term leases outside the neighborhood suggest a diminished financial presence in Lower Manhattan.

But many companies are not waiting around; they are considering signing long-term leases outside New York and, executives said, may not want to undertake the risk or expense of moving back.

While two high-profile companies have signed leases outside of Manhattan, the majority of companies want to stay put.

Since then, his administration has imprisoned some 680 people at Guantanamo Bay precisely because it believed that the naval base, held on a perpetual lease, is outside the reach of anyone's courts, including America's.