Sentence examples for without leasing from inspiring English sources

If I decide to turn in the car at the end of the lease without leasing another from the dealership, I must pay a $395 disposition fee.

"Phone numbers are movable things now," said Richard Myers, whose company, Alliance Business Centers, helps clients seeking to establish a presence in a location without leasing actual office space.

As this choice excerpt from Ma Bell's Wikipedia entry puts it: "Bell could effectively prohibit its customers from connecting phones not made or sold by Bell companies to the system without leasing fees.

Perhaps the correct term should be "dead serfs": these workers have, without their knowledge and without recompense, leased to their corporate employer their living bodies as gambling chips.

Her husband had sold most of the family's property and cattle without her consent, leasing the rest.

Some lived in informal arrangements without leases and had difficulties proving their pre-storm addresses.

He noted that "the trend in case law has been to interpret the law to include all tenants under its protective umbrella," including tenants without leases.

Every state office has since moved out, leaving the ground-floor shops -- the barbershop, two shoes stores, a jewelry boutique and others -- without many of their customers and without leases.

Those owners without leases would get royalties of 12.5percentt on gas from their property, the minimum allowed under state law, but many worry more about exposing their water to pollution.

The code allows water use rights to be bought, sold or leased, without taking into consideration local priorities for water use, the organisations complain.

In 2003, Congress quashed an agreement in which the Air Force would have leased (without bidding) 100 tankers from Boeing after it was discovered that a top Air Force official negotiating the deal was also negotiating a job with Boeing.