किराये-पर-करना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

BorrowLenses: Mark Gurevich and Max Shevyakov launched BorrowLenses in 2007 as a way for individuals to rent high-level camera equipment and avoid making an expensive purchase.

She later defended the purchase of a '250,000 country camp in 1978, arguing that the board had previously spent large sums of money to rent other facilities for outdoor studies.

Soon they had to rent more space nearby.

When it was founded as a successor to the Sublime Society, its members hoped to rent the society's dining room at the Lyceum.

In the presence of transaction costs, sharecropping can be efficient by lowering the monitoring costs of wage contracts and increasing risk-sharing benefits relative to rent contracts (Cheung, 1969).

For this the cowheard was paid in the 17th century 2d per cow but was required to rent a house on the common for 20 shillings per year.

The city paid IAED '2000-a-month to rent the former bank building and '400-a-month for the parking lot.

Will offered to rent the field to the city of Bloomington for '1,000 a year, but there was little enthusiasm for a municipally owned or operated airport.

During the 17th and 18th centuries, it was a fairly widespread practice for smaller principalities to rent out troops to other princes.

He agreed to rent the Tomioka Silk Mill for a five year period, but this was strenuously opposed by the Gunma Prefectural government.

The ratio of year-round residents to renters is said to be about 1:5.

His parents emphasized self-reliance, choosing to rent a home rather than stay in workers' housing and shopping at a black-owned cooperative store rather than accept credit at the company commissary.

They can rent land and cultivate it for forty-nine years but after that it all goes back to the State which will be able to rent it out again for another forty-nine years.