The phrase "a contract that requires" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the stipulations or obligations outlined in a contract.
Example: "The company signed a contract that requires all employees to complete safety training annually."
Alternatives: "an agreement that mandates" or "a document that stipulates".
(An inclusion rider is a clause in a contract that requires producers to hire gender-equal crews and/or meet other measures of diversity).
Middle linebacker Marvin Jones has a year remaining on a contract that requires him to be among the five highest-paid linebackers in the N.F.L.
A community benefits agreement, or C.B.A., is a contract that requires developers to provide specific amenities to residents affected by a large-scale development.
The corporation counsel then drafted, and I signed, a contract that requires that the Center for Urban Affairs retain professional archivists who must follow standard archival principles, destroy nothing and return the originals after copies are made.
For protection, it can be helpful to demand advance payment for small transactions or, for larger ones, to draw up a letter of credit — a contract that requires payment before the delivery of goods — between the buyer's bank and the seller's.
Right now, the site offers $20 a post on a contract that requires at least one piece a month.
Mr. Cheney might also borrow money under a contract that required him to repay the loan with the stock he would get when he exercised the options.
Faced with that contradictory information, the subcontractor that won the bid negotiated a contract that required it only to try drilling holes on a daily basis — not necessarily succeed.
In American Express Company v. Italian Colors Restaurant, the court ruled 5 to 3 that a group of merchants could not bring a class action against the company even on antitrust grounds because each had signed a contract that required complaints to be taken to individual arbitration.
The emancipation of the Jews under Napoleon – making them the first emancipated Jewish population in Europe – effectively put in place a contract that required Jews to adopt French culture, values and laws, and limit their religious identity to the private sphere.
The center claimed that AFA was in breach of the terms of a contract that required it to seek CSC's "approval prior to issuing any press releases" and that the two groups were colluding to drum up a controversy.
