The directors' report also referred to "onerous rental commitments" at its headquarters in the City.
Film director Gary Love, who owns the York & Albany, had described Ramsay's legal challenge as an "absurd" attempt to wriggle out of his rental commitments.
Only tenants in Spain come close to meeting the same rental commitments, with their average €622 a month taking up 39% of their income.
Labour was founded with that in mind, which makes it all the more sad that some of its leading figures remain wedded to the 1980s consensus: it was Sadiq Khan, a likely contender in the race to be Labour's candidate for London mayor, who won these rental commitments after months of wrangling; Ed Balls was chief among those resisting them, fearing the proposals were "anti-business".
He strikes semiotic gold at Mop's Reaching the Hurting Ministry in Mississippi: "LIVE IN RELATIONSHIP ARE LIKE RENTAL CARS NO COMMITMENT".
(Synonyms, abbreviations, and the like must be identified and coordinated for computer analysis.) The data must include details on all locations, facility types (headquarters, branch offices, data centers), and financial commitments (ownership, rental, sale-and-leaseback).
The Bank has already said it is concerned that any loss of confidence in the buy-to-let sector could exacerbate house price falls as 15% of buy-to-let customers would sell their properties if they could not meet their loan commitments through rental payments.
Officials announced the commitment -- which includes rental assistance that'll move more than 7,000 homeless New York families into stable housing, according to WNYC News -- on Wednesday.
Have we reviewed our contractual commitments, for example office leases, rental agreements, equipment hire?
Its chief executive, Rob Noel, said a leave vote would lead to "falling rental values and a reduction in construction commitments, particularly in London.
