Sentence examples for renting facilities from inspiring English sources
Gene Meyers, the boss of Space Island, says it has identified 200 companies and 300 university research groups which would be interested in renting facilities at its proposed rates; there would also be opportunities for space tourism.
Women got together and formed the Anolei co-operative, to share the costs of renting facilities and transportation to send their milk to the lucrative markets of Eastleigh, the Somali enclave in Nairobi, where camel milk sells at more than three times the price of cow's milk.
Diving, snorkelling, kayaking, hiking, fishing and biking can be found all along the coast, with renting facilities available in almost every town.
Governments strengthened research universities through schemes such as the 'Project 985'a and 'Project 211'b and encouraged universities to increase their incomes by using their teaching and research resources to provide (adult) training programs, renting facilities, creating joint projects with industrial enterprises, and forming firms (UREs).
They said Triumph factory workers in Burma were paid an "extreme poverty wage" as defined by the United Nations and that Triumph was supporting the military regime responsible for slavery in Burma by renting facilities from them.
The percentage of its overall expenses for rent and event costs was more than six times that of all groups' examined: It forked over more than $140,000 to rent offices and more than $130,000 for event costs, mainly catering and renting facilities.
Opposition organizers have found themselves unable to rent facilities for campaign events.
This will formalise an arrangement which already exists, whereby the NHS sometimes rents facilities in private hospitals to perform operations.
He helped persuade Albany to reimburse districts not just for new construction, but for rented facilities, a crucial benefit for New York City.
Plus, since they are bringing their items to you, they can rent facilities in less desirable locations.
Most Bahá'í meetings occur in individuals' homes, local Bahá'í centers, or rented facilities.
