Sentence examples for allowed contracts to from inspiring English sources

Since 2003, the law has allowed contracts to be counted as temporary, and thus cheap, for up to three years.

All this must be achieved at a club where half the first team has already departed, having allowed contracts to expire or exercised clauses, and the best of the rest wish to leave as soon as possible, too.

He also singled out for derision a provision that would allow contracts to be awarded in secret if they involve "the security of the city or its citizens".

When she did find people who would cooperate, she had them sign explicit consent forms (also a problem in a religion that doesn't allow contracts) to make sure that they knew what they were getting into.

The new rights will allow contracts to be cancelled if members can no longer physically get to the gym or if they can no longer afford to pay.

No Journalist has ever mentioned federal law does not allow contracts to any Fortune 500 firm or other large business to be included in federal small business contracting data.

An escape clause allowed contracting countries to alter agreements if their domestic producers suffered excessive losses as a result of trade concessions.

When firms persuade unions to allow contract labour to increase flexibility, workers can end up getting paid different rates for the same job.

The southern state of Tabasco happens to have a clause in its civil code that explicitly permits surrogacy, allowing contracting parents to obtain birth certificates with their names on them even if they have no genetic link to the child.

The ICRW allows contracting nations to develop their own research programmes.

But Judge Rhodes ruled that federal bankruptcy law essentially treated pensions as contracts, and allowed those contracts to be broken.