Sentence examples for such lease from inspiring English sources

Judge Otero ruled that Congress permitted such lease agreements only if the property was going to be used to provide health or other services for veterans.

Indeed, the court found, "there was no proof offered that any person or persons on the property, including resident board members, were charged with the duty of reporting such lease violations".

One such lease was the one signed by Atlas Air Inc., which consolidated operations that had been at John F. Kennedy Airport and its headquarters in Golden, Colo., into 120,000 square feet at the Texaco headquarters building at 2000 Westchester Avenue in Harrison.

Homes subject to such lease-back arrangements might also enjoy some unique tax benefits, like accelerated depreciation, and be eligible for mortgage financing from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or the Federal Housing Administration.

One notation made sure that foreign financial leasing services would be allowed to operate as soon as China let domestic companies engage in such leasing.

The efforts stem from mounting concern that mortgages may be invalidated by people's signing such leases without first getting permission from their banks.

Among such leases the one that came to figure most prominently, especially in well-cultivated land in central and northern Italy, was sharecropping, particularly mezzadria.

Under the federal Condominium and Cooperative Conversion Protection and Abuse Relief Act, however, a co-op or condominium board can seek to have such leases voided.

For example, the Interior Department keeps no record of income earned by short-term leases (up to five years) where there has been no transaction for 18 months; there are more than 200,000 such leases.

According to data from Cushman & Wakefield, there were 46 leases with rents of $100 a square foot or greater in 33 separate buildings last year, compared with just 18 such leases in 13 buildings in 2010.

By comparison, only one retailer signed a lease for new space there last year, and only two retailers signed such leases in 2006, according to Cushman & Wakefield, the big commercial brokerage firm.