Sentence examples for a contract outlining from inspiring English sources
After hearing a translation from their teacher, Irving Espinal, one student explained in Spanish that they were signing a contract outlining their responsibilities.
When she got her first car, her parents had her sign a contract outlining 25 house rules, including a 10 p.m. curfew and a ban on the word "can't".
As Puerto Ricans struggled to come to terms with their new reality, Techmanski and PREPA scoped out vital repairs to be done, and on Sept. 26, at a table illuminated by cellphone screens, Techmanski and PREPA CEO Ricardo Ramos inked a contract outlining up to $300 million worth of work.
Draw up a contract outlining the terms of your consignment sales.
Create a contract outlining all of the points of the sale and have both parties date and sign it.
State officials say the agreement, which has the legally enforceable status of a contract, outlines a modest expansion of roads and interchanges close to the reservoir.
If renting out a parking space isn't an option, you can list anything from spare storage facilities to an unused garden instead on sites such as Spareground.com but, again, it's a good idea to draw up a simple contract outlining a few rules such as when they can use the space and how much you're going to charge.
"Any worker recruited by our firm is covered by a clear contract outlining terms and conditions and by Chinese government law that protects their rights," the company wrote.
Jonathan R. Simon, the 1888 chief executive, said Walmart had given the company a multiyear contract outlining how and when it would buy the American-made towels.
In open adoptions, adoptive parents and birth parents often create a written contract outlining each party's responsibilities to send photos, updates, or other correspondence at varying points in time.
As with all our speaking events, I was required by the AU administration to supply the speaker with a standard contract, outlining what was required of both the university and the speaker.
