Tom leased an office.

List of leased office accommodation

To recall, Milan previously leased striker, Fernando Torres, from Liverpool.

Even its reserved parks are being encroached or leased out.

A listing of leased office accommodation is given in table 3.

They just leased them because they couldn't afford to own the fancy cars.

Gazprom next leased to this company for twenty renewable years,the entire capacity of gas transport.

IBM built up a massively dominant position because it leased a carefully custom designed and individualized package.

There land that is worth ten roubles a desyatina is leased to a merchant for one rouble.

UA leased space at the Pickford Fairbanks Studio, but did not own a studio lot as such.

A Volga Region resident leased a flat and then plundered it to the tune of 84 thousand roubles.

Within three months, all of them had been leased by export oriented companies from Turkey, Korea, Taiwan, China, and elsewhere.

The House is actually property of Princeton University and is leased to the Princeton Historical Society for one dollar per year.

The 1981 PC was a break with IBM s previous business model, according to which it did not sell computers, but leased them.

Today, 40 of German train drivers are still permanent civil servants who have been leased from the state by the privatized railway.

These will help Assad hunker down and fend off all comers in an Alawite mini state that will include the Russian leased port facility at Tartus.

Moreover, rival Sino Japanese claims to the Senkaku (or Diao Yutai) Islands resurfaced last year when the Japanese government leased three islets in the chain from private parties.

A total of 551 units of office hotel and housing accommodations have been leased for the use of the military component at an average cost of 1,279 per month.

Because they don t visit their fields often, they rely heavily on relatives and friends. When I decided to farm wheat for the first time this spring on leased land in my childhood village, my mother agreed to supervise plowing, planting, and harvesting.

With the privatization of Germany s railway, which will shortly be concluded with its listing on the stock market, these civil servants will disappear. Today, 40 of German train drivers are still permanent civil servants who have been leased from the state by the privatized railway.

Oblonsky spoke of the marshes which Malthus had leased in the Province of Tver, of how they were preserved, of the vehicles dog carts in which the sportsmen were driven thither, and of the marquee that was set up for lunch beside the marsh.