permanent lease

You'd think he had a permanent lease on the billiard table.

They were in a sort of permanent lease situation.

Officially it's both her own personal property and ours on permanent lease.

Others, like Grace, the owner of the diner, have a permanent lease on loneliness.

I acquired it free and clear, permanent lease, a year and a half ago.

You're acting as if we've signed a permanent lease in purgatory."

He's got a permanent lease on a place about two miles south of Marble Springs."

Thereafter the Castle was held by the Eustace family on a series of "permanent leases."

Instead, condominium boards have been approving permanent leases, or licenses to use the space, for varying periods.

Community gardeners aren't just talking about greening up the block; they're talking permanent leases and even owning the land they bring back to life.

The Ottoman agrarian system was based around the tapu, which involved a permanent lease of state-owned arable land to a peasant family.

The Solow Building Company occupies a permanent lease of the top floor of the skyscraper.

The Korean Government tried to retrieve the royal documents through a permanent lease, since French law prohibits national assets to be transferred abroad.

The property belongs to the former Raja of Koti, and has been given to the Government of India on a permanent lease.

An extraordinary variety of situations have evolved in co-ops that converted under noneviction plans, which have left many renters in place with permanent lease renewal rights.

U.S. President McKinley proposed a permanent lease of a port near Haines, but Canada rejected that compromise.

And chronic space gluts not only made many landlords less choosy, it also made them look at executive-suite tenants as prime candidates for permanent leases down the line.

In due course, all this land with their buildings and other properties was made over to the university in a permanent lease on a nominal rent of Rs 1,000 a year.

The BD entered into negotiations with the SBB, and in 1910, a permanent lease for the Wohlen-Bremgarten-Bahn began.

After the permanent lease in 2007 and ending a contract with Metalurh, Hakobyan goes into Illychivets Mariupol, then in Kishinev Zimbru Chişinău.

Even the proprietor of the hotel considered it as such, except for the fact that it was taken on a permanent lease which stipulated that no one should visit it, except when requested.

There are market prices, brokers, short term rentals and permanent leases of water in this system, and trades within the agricultural sector and between the agricultural and municipal and industrial sectors.

SWAP's occupants have a permanent lease but can be evicted for breach of contract, which under the organization's rules would occur if a tenant failed to meet the monthly costs or committed a serious crime.

Weathervane now has 60 locations in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states, including one at the Smith Haven Mall, where it opened three years ago and took 2,200 square feet under a permanent lease 18 months later.

In addition to planting millions of trees, in 1913 the state encouraged use of state forest lands by allowing permanent leases for camp sites; when the state stopped issuing new permits in 1970, 4,500 campsites had been leased.