Sentence examples for reasonable lease from inspiring English sources

There had been fears it would close if it couldn't strike a reasonable lease agreement and restructure its crippling debt payments.

A base salary should be enough to pay for a reasonable lease or mortgage payment.

The space also needed substantial renovations he was unwilling to invest in without a reasonable long-term lease.

Businesses that have a constant stream of foot traffic — hair salons, masseuses — often violate reasonable-use clauses in lease agreements.

Beyond Pope Francis, how about looking to Pope Francis's boss as a model, God? He's responsible for the entire universe, yet requires very little in return to be a good steward of it for us to be reasonable tenants on this leased space of ours (See Laudato Si).

I applaud the desire to ensure that the charges in retirement leases are fair, reasonable and transparent.

You'll need to put down $2,500 to get the lease, but that seems reasonable enough.

Pretty much, when you sign a lease, you have a reasonable expectation of privacy, limited noise, and use.

There is no defined mechanism for adjusting lease value down to a reasonable level when waterbodies are transferred to a project.

Q: When the phone companies had to deal with this, maybe the solution is that when a competitor comes into the market they have to lease Checkout data at a reasonable rate?

The landlord must take reasonable efforts to show and rent the lease; he doesn't have to take extraordinary efforts.