Sentence examples for bind contract from inspiring English sources

What "radicalised" junior doctors last summer was not Johann Malawana, the BMA's junior doctor leader, but Hunt's own folly in attempting to bind contract negotiations to his infamous allegation that: "6,000 people lose their lives every year because we do not have a proper seven-day service in hospitals".

This needs to be something that is valuable to bind the contract, your word, a deposit, a promise to do a service.

However, Honeywell is bound by contract not to negotiate with others until the commission rules.

But publically, I'm bound by contract: I can't bad-mouth the film.

He called that flexibility, and perhaps it is, given the bind that contracts like Johan Santana and Jason Bay's put the team in.

But a panel of the State Appellate Division of Superior Court later ruled that the jails were bound by contract to adhere to the policies of the federal immigration agency.

The Tinsley grievance, however it is resolved, could set a precedent for how N.B.A. teams deal with players who are bound by contract but no longer wanted.

Those who retain dial-up telephone access are indeed bound by contract to pony up between $10 and $26 a month to hear those dulcet connection tones.

Sheriff Jerry Speziale of Passaic County, who runs the jail there, said he was bound by contract with the immigration service not to divulge any information about the 150 or so detainees housed in the 2,200-bed 2,200-bed

Right now, AOL is bound by contract to continue using the Microsoft browser.

As the slump in domestic and foreign demand and difficulty in accessing short-term credit persist over the next four quarters, business investment is bound to contract in double-digits throughout 2009.