Sentence examples for avoid the contract from inspiring English sources

We have already held that so long as the contract remained in force the city had no right to establish water works, but under section 7 of the ordinance and contract the failure of the company to furnish a sumfficient supply did not of itself avoid the contract.

Never mind that the new tabs are essentially downgraded versions of the 10 month old Xoom, these models still retail for $699 for buyers smart enough to avoid the contract (but dumb enough to want the tab in the first place).

U.S. apparel sellers largely avoided the contract.

And do you want this monthly bill?" Some buyers avoid the complications of contracts by buying prepaid, no-contract phones from services like Virgin Mobile and GoPhone, said Charles Hodges, director of corporate and media relations for Radio Shack.

The judge highlighted Addison Lee's use of contradictory language in its contract to avoid the courier being treated as a worker.

[A1.] Northwest Flight Attendants Accept Wage Concessions Flight attendants at Northwest Airlines agreed to wage concessions of $195 million a year as the airline continued negotiating with its pilots to accept additional cuts and avoid the possibility of having their contract voided by the bankruptcy court.

Here we offer three more tips aimed specifically at helping you avoid the animosity, mistrust, and broken contracts that difficult economic conditions tend to foster.

Payroll taxes and unemployment benefits are high in Spain, and many people avoid them by hiring workers under the table or by offering them temporary contracts that avoid the high costs of hiring and firing.

Hitesh Jain, a partner at ALMT Legal in Mumbai, said the dispute could have been avoided had the contract between the brothers included a clause that would allow one side to protect the other if the government later set a different price for the gas.

While the rising cost of office space risks is affecting young startups, many are avoiding the long-term contracts demanded by London landlords, in favour of subletting from one of London's 70+ co-working and office sharing spaces such as TechHub, Central Working and Innovation Warehouse.

In 1954, the News-Miner obtained a dedicated teletype to the Associated Press, avoiding the need for contracts for telephone and telegraph service to a correspondent in Seattle who would relay AP material to the News-Miner.