Sentence examples for brand contract from inspiring English sources

"Each Fantex Inc. tracking stock is intended to track and reflect the separate economic performance of a specific brand contract that Fantex has signed with an athlete.

However, holders of shares of a Fantex Inc. tracking stock will have no direct investment in that brand contract, associated brand or athlete.

We propose and compare two types of failure fee contracts: a brand-by-brand contract and a uniform contract.

Stan Shih, the chairman of Acer, may be Taiwan's better-known computer success because of his company's branding efforts, yet Gou better embodies the island's ascent in the no-brand contract manufacturing that's made it rich in recent years.

In 2012, the carrier said that the number of branded contract customers declined by 2 million to 20.3 million.

While we reported encouraging branded contract and branded prepaid churn improvements in the quarter, we remain focused on customer loyalty as we continue to execute against our strategy," said Jim Alling, Interim CEO and President of T-Mobile USA, in a statement.

Hilco Consumer then invests in the brands, contracting out manufacturing and finding new sales channels for the products.

The data is then anonymised and provided to both the management of the factory and the big brands contracting the factories.

Additionally, the brand new contract between New York City and the teachers union signed by Mayor Bill De Blasio includes some performance bonuses that will be awarded based on -- you guessed it -- test scores (along with other measures).

With Lowry coming into training camp looking like a rebuilt ninja turtle and DeRozan driven to prove that his team can win (and that his soon-to-be brand new contract is going to be worth the money this summer), the tandem is going to need to push hard for the rest of the regular season and prove that the nucleus of the team is indeed a playoff contender.

Martin Skrtel has cast doubt on his Liverpool future by branding their contract offer "unacceptable" and claiming it is the kind of deal given to older players with fitness problems.