Sentences with phrase «for vehicles returned»

Enterprise currently offers Nissan LEAF and Chevy Volt extended - range EV rentals, and does not charge for vehicles returned without a full charge.

If you decide to return your current leased Land Rover at lease - end, contact your Land Rover retailer in advance to arrange for the vehicle return and then call us within one business day with your turn - in information.

Not exact matches

Zirx charges $ 15 a day and for an extra fee will even gas up your car (useful for rental returns), get it washed, or charge an electric vehicle.

«For every dollar we spend on the banana car, we probably get $ 10 to $ 20 in return,» he says, citing a survey of new customers who signed up as a direct result of seeing the vehicle, which runs about $ 600 per month in operating costs.

For the past several years, the fund has produced double - digit returns, a far better performance than any savings account, which is why you need to allocate even limited financial resources across different savings and investment vehicles.

Tal Inbar, the head of the space research center at the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies, observed on Twitter that the reentry vehicle, or the tip of the missile that must return down to earth, was «HUGE.»

So, while it might be great to be able to put our money to work in an investment vehicle that produced double - digit returns, we may not be able to afford to tie up our capital for that long or to sustain huge swings in our portfolio's value.

Venture capital firms are ten - year vehicles for investors, but that doesn't mean that all companies will be ten years old when they return on the investment.

In a rising interest rate environment, the risk that investors have in owning all bond mutual funds and / or bond ETFs for their bond allocation is that both vehicles are managed on a relative return basis versus a benchmark index.

As a result, many investors who are looking for better returns have given up on bonds and piled into the equities market, since many are still soured on real estate as an investment vehicle.

At that point, similar to the structure on other platforms, the limited partnership vehicle created for the financing will be liquidated and dissolved and the investor returns distributed.

A return of premium rider is available for an additional cost, but the income from these vehicles will be taxed as ordinary income in the same manner as other types of annuity payments.

Which doesn't cover investments in shares, the returns on which are directly affected by changes in the corporate tax rate (or the myriad of other investment vehicles liked bonds, REITs, mutual fund trusts, etc. that make up the bulk of the universe for Canadian investors).

That said, we're not advocating that investors abandon the benchmark - replicating approach.With bull market and economic expansion more mature, blending active management exposures — whether through actively - managed exchange traded funds (ETFs), multi-asset managers, traditional active equity managers or other sources — with benchmark - replicating vehicles will become increasingly important for meeting return objectives and controlling risk.

Prosecutors say that Kiener used those vehicles for a series of roundtrip payments that made it appear that K1 was growing, when in fact Oceanus was simply returning money that K1 had sent it.

Customer acknowledges that if a trade - in vehicle is part of the payment for the new vehicle, their trade - in vehicle may not be available in the event they return the new vehicle.

The owner of the car continues to pursue Dale in civil court for the return of property from the vehicle, including several Springsteen CDs and a new pine tree air freshener.

Also, millions of nearly new vehicles will return to the market this year after coming off lease, providing a lower - cost alternative for consumers.

Rather, if it is to occur, I personally believe it will be driven by a near historic lack of acceptable alternative investments in a world both awash in liquidity and intentionally starved for rate of return in safe investment vehicles by central bankers.

Many people want to invest their money into something which will give them a good return for their money, but they aren't quite what type of money making vehicle they should invest in.

When it comes down to it, in a stock market that is feeling more uncertain and volatile than it has in several years, and when income vehicles are priced at a premium, there's a certain wisdom (or at least well - studied prudence) in considering a slightly lower dividend in exchange for the potential for greater stability and long - term return.

For Coco and Rafa, it likely means a return to formal or informal temperament training to resolve some unfortunate habits, such as barking loudly from the comfort of our vehicle when they spot any dog or person on the street, or challenging every bird, sprinkler, or moving branch on our property to some sort of altercation.

In some instances, drivers may be lax in returning a newer model rental vehicle and let their everyday vehicle sit in the shop for an extra day or two.

Above all, it is a form of governance that undermines the independence of companies as they become vehicles for CEO enrichment and short - term return for institutional investors.

Taxi men and private vehicles sit idle on the roadsides for the duration, not being permitted to advance or return.

He left for the 26 - hour drive Thursday night at 8 o'clock and returned at 4 a.m. Monday as part of an eight - vehicle caravan of donated goods organized by Lloyd Harbor businessman George Schwertl.

In return, residents could park for free at state parks, while out - of - state vehicles would still be charged.

The repaving is pursuant to an agreement with the community in return for EIC Associates utilizing a portion of the Broad Channel American Park parking lot as a staging area during construction to store vehicles and equipment.

Vos said he was disappointed with the road funding — he had pushed for raising more revenue by raising the gas tax or raising vehicle - registration fees rather than borrowing more money — but pledged that the Assembly would not return to the floor next week to adopt any Senate changes.

According to him, he is returning vehicles he has already purchased for the party's campaigns activities because the NPP has unfairly treated him.

To the former President, let me say God bless you for exhibiting extreme maturity since you left office.Ghanaians are yearning for your return, taxi and trotro drivers are displaying your pictures on their vehicles, chiefs are waiting for your return to continue with your projects, your nurses are waiting for your embrace, the traders waiting for you to expand their markets.

When Short returns to the vehicle, Berky says she has post-traumatic stress disorder and begins saying she was singled out for enforcement.

A driver manually operated the vehicle from State Street to I - 90 where Audi Highway Pilot technology was then initiated, enabling automated driving for approximately 6.1 miles before a safe return to the Empire State Plaza.

This, he thinks, would properly recognise the workload associated with select committee membership and discourage MPs from resigning from these important vehicles for scrutiny in return for a PPS - ship (pejoratively known as ministerial bag - carrying).

If Respect is a vehicle for more than George Galloway's return to parliament, it must surely show that it can make significant inroads in a declining inner city constituency like this, in spite of its lack of a large Muslim community.

The analysis also assumed that drones could carry only one package at a time and would return to a depot after each delivery — requiring far more back - and - forth and vehicle miles traveled than for an equivalent truck route.

In October 2014 the U.S. Air Force's X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle — 3 returned from a mission where some analysts believe it was testing technologies for hypersonic missiles — weapons capable of hitting any target on Earth within an hour — and, possibly, techniques for repairing or disabling satellites.

ARM will demonstrate advanced, high - power, high - throughput solar electric propulsion; advanced autonomous high - speed proximity operations at a low - gravity planetary body; controlled touchdown and liftoff with a multi-ton mass from a low - gravity planetary body, astronaut spacewalk activities for sample selection, extraction, containment and return; and mission operations of integrated robotic and crewed vehicle stack — all key components of future in - space operations for human missions to Mars.

Today, I am the project manager for the TPS nose development of the Crew Return Vehicle (CRV) for the International Space Station.

The ability to return samples quickly and independently of return vehicles permits prompt analysis, leading to results and publications of on - orbit investigations for researches on Earth.

After the crew returns to Earth, the deep - space vehicle remains in high Earth orbit, awaiting refueling and refurbishment for its first asteroid mission.

Inside the vehicle's otherworldly rust - patinated steel shell — which resembles the Sail Barge from Return of the Jedi — are more than 35 unlabeled switches that control a bewildering array of features, mainly for enhanced nighttime travel.

For example, WHOI scientists plan to use the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER's cameras and lighting systems on the Hybrid Remotely Operated Vehicle Nereus, which dove to the Mariana Trench in 2009 and will return to trenches in the Atlantic and the Pacific during the next two years.

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* Anchored atop the departure stage is a composite shroud protecting the lunar surface access module, which includes the descent stage that will carry explorers to the moon's surface and the ascent stage that will return them to lunar orbit to rendezvous with the Orion Spacecraft (Crew Exploration Vehicle) for their return home.

This cargo vehicle could provide enough supplies to increase the length of the astronauts» stay and already be fueled and ready for the return trip (discussed below).

Even if the central conclusion of this article ends up being correct (that after development costs, the per seat cost of the commercial vehicles only matches what NASA currently pays per seat for launch with the Russians), we need to account for the associated benefits of a return to ISS logistical capabilities that haven't existed since the days of the Shuttle.

While fans of Predator, the now iconic 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle, are hoping for a return to form for the franchise after a dodgy sequel and a recent pair of horrible spin - offs, they're probably not expecting a reboot like Predators.

The Last Stand is the perfect movie for Arnold Schwarzenegger to use as his first starring vehicle after his return to acting.

Also, the gliding mechanic, driving underwater, and customizing vehicles return from Mario Kart 7 for the 3DS.