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Meanings of leases in anglès

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Business contract between two parties, the lessor (owner) and lessee (user), for use of property.

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They say despite the government cancelling the leases, logging continues largely unabated.
Radio NZ
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Carmakers have long offered customer loans, leases, insurance and other financial products.
Reuters
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Notably, we expect rents to continue to roll down as leases expire.
Reuters
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As was the custom among the English gentry, it offered long leases.
The new yorker
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Property Investment segment acquires or develops and leases commercial property in Russia.
Reuters
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Retail leases continue to attract premiums in most primary and secondary locations.
The Irish Times
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Investors can claim tax breaks provided leases are completed by July next.
The Irish Times
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It also wants to cut costs by buying equipment it currently leases.
Reuters
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The agency is not, as yet, indicating a price for the leases.
The Irish Times
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The firm leases land from farmers on which to build its turbines.
Reuters
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Chesapeake and Encana were among the largest bidders for land leases there.
Reuters
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Commercial Leasing and Retail Operations segment leases office and retail commercial premises.
Reuters
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New Jersey and the District of Columbia dictate that leases survive foreclosure.
Reuters
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Retailers, which mainly depend on leases, can now buy land and expand.
Reuters
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This segment also operates hotels and leases event halls and conference rooms.
Reuters
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The majority of Treehouse's residents signed their year-long leases during the pandemic.
Wired
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