Sentence examples for pay lease from inspiring English sources

The airlines still have to pay lease rates on parked aircraft, as well as the salaries of workers they do not lay off.

Besides which, he says, he needs the space and doesn't have to pay lease costs to the U.S.Air Force for any of the plant that is left idle.

Namely, when the owner of houses is the state, investors should obtain the land by transfer or paying lease to the state; when the owners are citizens, they should obtain the land-use rights from citizens by conveyance or transfer ("The background material of Grand Litigation of Ten Thousand Plaintiffs," Feb. 2000).

This means while the company saves in maintenance costs, it pays leasing costs while the copter isn't generating revenue.

"Even if you are no longer living together or speaking to each other, if you are committed to pay a lease then unless you can find someone to take that place or someone to sublet, you pay that lease".

Owners pay a lease of perhaps $700 to $1,200 a year, but pay no property taxes.

In addition, Mr. Antonucci had the bank pay to lease property in Fishkill that it did not use.

She said the county would search for ways to recoup the $150,000 the Rangers pay to lease the Rye rink.

Under the original plan, the private owner was to pay to lease the land from the town.

Under the plan, the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, would begin regulating the fees that mobile operators routinely pay to lease the grids of landline operators.

"There's a lot of tension because they have to pay their lease, and a lot of stress from their customers".