Sentence examples for valuable lease from inspiring English sources

Its valuable lease will expire, and thus come up for re-negotiation, during Mr. Trump's presidency".

Toys RR" Us holds valuable leases.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is investigating whether a former secretary of the interior, Gale A. Norton, violated the law by granting valuable leases to Royal Dutch Shell around the time she was considering going to work for the company after she left office, officials said Thursday.

The shareholders of that company sued, alleging that Boulle and Friedland siphoned off valuable leases and geological information.

If you accept that, it's a lot easier to minimise the government's responsibilities to Indigenous people, and to downplay their rights over (say) valuable mining leases.

For instance, in the Teapot Dome scandal in the 1920s, Attorney General William Daugherty appeared to have resolved the issue of whether Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall had wrongly issued valuable oil leases on the basis of single bids to political friends of President Harding: Daugherty conducted an inquiry and issued his finding in 1922 that there was no wrongdoing.

He said the lease was valuable enough that he could make enough money by selling it to buy a commercial condominium space and own the real estate.

"He said he owned the water rights, said they were so valuable that we could lease off the extra flow.

As the mineral properties became more valuable and after a general lease known as the 'Foster lease' was ended, the practice was initiated with approval of the Secretary of putting up the privilege of leasing particular mineral properties at auction.

Environmental campaigners widely believe the decision is being held up by the administration so it can complete sales of valuable oil and gas leases in coastal waters in Alaska that are considered prime bear habitat.

Flip knows that a lease is a valuable asset.