Rental of premises 0.0

1. Rental of premises Nil

Rent is cheap here.

Rent is expensive here.

The rent was cheap.

The annual cost?

Rental of vehicles 621.4

How much is the rent for this apartment?

2. Rental of vehicles 621 400

Renting an office in the middle of Boston costs a lot.

They're doing it through an outlaw thing, the informal economy.

And the more expensive the rent is, the more students get help.

The annual benefits would total 10 billion.

About 13 ,000 rubles ( 460) are collected so far while the rent of the place for a billboard is 100 thousand ( 3, 500).

The pipeline is designed for an annual capacity of 2.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.

The annual difference in the flow to the western and eastern parts of the lake is 1.15 km3.

The ECB defined price stability to be annual inflation of less than but close to 2 .

Leasing software and hardware, as IBM initially did, is problematic.

But once the annual rains began, the herd would begin migrating to feeding grounds outside the park.

The European Central Bank (ECB) pursues price stability defined as annual inflation of around 1 .

The rent for a one bedroom apartment averages 1,249 euros (more than 1,500), a 3.7 percent increase over last year.

Average annual air temperature varies from to , being warmer on average in the southeast than the north.

This actually is roughly, in man years of work, 200,000 dollars roughly, if you keep them on the low salaries with no benefits.

The annual poll tax rate for adult men and women was 120 coins and 20 coins for minors.

There used to be slaves everywhere, then villeins and we have labour paid in kind, and leaseholders, and hired labour so what are you looking for?'

During years of discussions starting in 2005 the government had been pushing for the leases to go to public tender.

Car rental, depending on car type, costs from 37 (Hyundai Getz) to 188 (Audi A6, Volvo S80) dollars a day.

If inflation is also 4 per year, I can borrow for free and for less than nothing if annual inflation turns out to be higher.

Moreover, what should really matter about a country s public debt burden is the expected annual cost of servicing it.

The average annual occupancy rate was 60.3 in 2008, reaching its maximum in March and April, when it exceeds 70 .

The HTA and Royal Horticultural Society said that renting property or a lack of garden space did not mean people could not grow plants.

As it is small and easy to get around, a bicycle rental is both an encouraged and entertaining way to see the city s sights and fit in with the locals.

This is like expecting your modest annual salary to satisfy all the appetites you developed while burning through a large inheritance.

Rosbalt's informants believe that apartment rents will rise by 10 30 as a result of the tournament, and, even after the championship, it will be necessary to pay through the nose for rented accommodations.

Because long time superstars like Kobe Bryant earn upwards of 25 million a year, the average annual NBA salary is more than 5 million.

This is like expecting your modest annual salary to satisfy all the appetites you developed while burning through a large inheritance.

The average annual air temperature varies from 3.5 4.0 C in the north and the north east to up to 4.0 4.6 C in the west and the east of the oblast.

Wind has average speed of 4.5 4.8 m s and blows mainly southward in the western part and to the south west in the eastern part.

Annual pre tax profits rose 40 per cent year on year to 380m, on revenues up 18 per cent to 1.6bn.

In a number of small developing countries, remittances contribute more than one third of GDP, and in a number of larger countries, annual receipts exceed 50 billion.

(a) If the judge has served a full term of four years and ceases to hold office after 1 January 2001, the amount of the annual pension shall be two ninths of the annual salary

The former earn an annual salary (including fringe benefits!) totaling 2,000 the later may earn only half that.

In November, annual inflation in the euro area fell to a cyclical low of 0.3 , largely owing to the sharp fall in oil prices since the end of the summer.

In the first half of the 1990s, annual inflation averaged 40 in Africa, 230 in Latin America, and 360 in the transition economies of Eastern Europe.

The Fed had been saying for several months that it would raise the federal funds rate when the labor market approached full employment and when FOMC members could anticipate that annual inflation would reach 2 .