The phrase "addressing contract" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of discussing or dealing with a contract, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The team is currently addressing the contract to ensure all terms are met before signing."
Alternatives: "discussing the contract" or "dealing with the contract".
The Mets have made a recent habit of addressing contracts when they expire.
Encouraging a practical and systematic approach to the preparation, grading, examination and evaluation of assessments for evidence of contract cheating as presented in this paper will assist in a proactive way to address contract cheating behaviours at an institutional level.
The research literature conducted to date has addressed contract cheating, yet few papers discuss theory-based prevention strategies, and even fewer still evaluate the impact of theory-based prevention strategies.
Assuming that this would be an undesirable outcome, any use of legislation to address contract cheating would require careful enacting, or even new laws, to avoid it – this could even apply to the proposed law in Table 1, as we explore further below.
He said that he was referring to departments in finance, administration and production, and he emphasized that there was no mandate "to address contracts or recording issues".
In addition to payment delays, we are addressing state contracting, reporting requirements, and outcomes-based budgeting.
"After due consideration and in light of the fact that Keyshawn has two years remaining on his contract, our organization remains unable to address the contract of Keyshawn in the near or foreseeable short-term future".
N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday that rewarding untested rookies with lucrative contracts was "ridiculous" and that the issue needed to be addressed in contract talks.
Based on the fact I produced, we're looking to address some contract issues".
